Gambrel roof residence design gains favor in community
The editor extols a large gambrel roof house with conservative yet attractive lines. It measures 45 feet by 32 feet six inches with a central gambrel dormer and Ionic columns. Interior finishes favor mahogany and white enamel on the second floor, with a sturdier white oak option for the first floor.
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White marble look columns crown a plaster finished gambrel house
The front corners support the roof with wood framed columns clad in expanded metal lath and white cement marble dust plaster. The flat story uses cement plaster on wooden lath in a light color, and the gambrel roof extends to the tops of the first tier.
Historic Gambrel Roofed House Described As Hospitable
A brown shingled creosote stained house with gambrel roof and low eaves appears roomy and dignified in the community. The home is centered near the hall path and features a heat system to the west, enhancing its home like effect.
Wiped Out by Civilization Why Kansas a Troubled No More
A historical note explains how the once devouring desert locust plagues diminished as settlement and farming increased in Kansas. Civilisation reduced breeding grounds and limited insect raids. The piece traces the insects’ migrations with changing wind patterns and human encroachment.
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