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Country architecture: a work designed for the use of the nobility and country gentlemen; being a series of executed works and designs for buildings connected with landed property, comprising labourers' cottages, labourers' institute, mechanics' dwellings, entrance lodges, gates and bridge, gardeners' and keepers lodges, dairy and laundry cottages, smithies and farriers' houses .. (1874)

Birch, John, architect · Edinburgh, W. Blackwood · leaf 145

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cted for the purposes of a Dairy Farm in Cheshire, of upwards of 150 acres. The buildings have been substantially erected of brick, with local stone dressings, and the roofs are covered with Welsh slating; all the rain-water of the house and buildings is preserved in tanks, and all the sewage is…

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