An Architectural Monograph On Old Homes of Newburyport Massachusetts
An Architectural Monograph On Old Homes of Newburyport Massachusetts
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THE SAWYER-HALE HOUSE. NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS Built during the latter part of the 18th century. Particularly good cornice, dormer spacing, and broken scroll pediment.
THE SHORT HOUSE, NEWBURY, MASSACHUSETTS. Built in 1717. Detail of Doorway.
These are among the oldest panelled doors in New England.
-1 1 THE NELSON-WHEELWRIGHT HOUSE, NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS. An example of the smaller three-story house. The porch is obviously modern.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT WOOD A PROBLEM WHICH CONFRONTS THE AR...CHITECT TO-DAY LUMBER markets have, in recent years, be- come complex. At the time the lumber •J business first came into being in the White Pine forests of New England, there was little choice of woods. White Pine, almost alone, supplied the market, and being fortu- nately so well adapted to practically all build- ing requirements, did its work admirably. But as the industry has reached out into the vast timbered areas of the north and south and west, new woods have found their way into the mar- ket, partly to compete with White Pine, the recognized standard structural wood, and partly to supply the greatly increasing demand for lumber products.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE SAWYER-HALE HOUSE. NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS Built during the latter part of the 18th century. Particularly good cornice, dormer spacing, and broken scroll pediment.
THE SHORT HOUSE, NEWBURY, MASSACHUSETTS. Built in 1717. Detail of Doorway.
These are among the oldest panelled doors in New England.
-1 1 THE NELSON-WHEELWRIGHT HOUSE, NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS. An example of the smaller three-story house. The porch is obviously modern.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT WOOD A PROBLEM WHICH CONFRONTS THE AR...CHITECT TO-DAY LUMBER markets have, in recent years, be- come complex. At the time the lumber •J business first came into being in the White Pine forests of New England, there was little choice of woods. White Pine, almost alone, supplied the market, and being fortu- nately so well adapted to practically all build- ing requirements, did its work admirably. But as the industry has reached out into the vast timbered areas of the north and south and west, new woods have found their way into the mar- ket, partly to compete with White Pine, the recognized standard structural wood, and partly to supply the greatly increasing demand for lumber products.
What to read after An Architectural Monograph On Old Homes of Newburyport Massachusetts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Arnold Fisher to read onlineMoreLess
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