Gambrel roof house design praised for style and efficiency
A editorial discussion extols a 45 by 32 foot gambrel roof residence with center dormer and Ionic columns. It highlights economical construction, space efficiency, and a dignified two story interior finished in mahogany and white enamel though suggests white oak and mission options for the first floor.
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White marblelike columns frame a gambrel roof house
Front corners feature wood framed columns clad in expanded metal lath and white cement marble dust plaster forming smooth white monolith like columns. The first story uses light cement plaster on wood lath with a natural finish.
Shingled brown house described as spacious and hospitable
The house features a creosoted brown shingle exterior with a gambrel roof that lowers the eaves and creates a homey, roomy appearance. It stands as a dignified, substantial community member with a warm, inviting feel despite its modest scale.
Wiped Out by Civilization How Kansas a Troubled No More by Pest
The article describes how locust plagues once devastated Kansas prairies and how settlement and civilization reduced their numbers. It notes the locusts’ migration patterns with north winds and breeding cycles, contrasting past scarcity with later overrun periods and the role of human development in altering their habitat.
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