Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 174
158 HOMES IN CITY AND COUNTRY sive. The rear yard was, of course, small, but really deep enough for all practical purposes [illustration below]. And iioav let me explain the peculiarity of the treatment of the front-door yard of these two houses that made it much more attractive than most places of… … Rural Treatment of a Place of Two Lots in a City. half feet each, both would have been insignificant in size, but see the way the one common lawn was treated so as to give it the greatest possible apparent breadth and variety of effect. At three irregular points, about twenty feet apart, entrances…
Architecture, Domestic
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