Woodward, George Everston, Woodward, F. W. (Francis W.) · New York : G.E. & F.W. Woodward · leaf 119
e stables and otherout-buildings, witli two yards and a direct access to thestreet. Tlio river and lake occupy about half an acre.There are two islands, one of which is coiniccted with thegarden by a small bridge. The space O can be cultivatedwith fruits of any kind, or put in grass. It has been my… … Tig. 170.—a School-House.
Architecture, Domestic
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