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SA Builders
November 1888
Volume 6
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Issue 5build
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Features
Two Residences at Springfield, Mass.
Two Cottages of Moderate Cost
The Atrium in Roman Houses
Shavings as a Filling
Decoration of Windows
Interesting Experiments with Portland Cement
A Queen Anne House at Richmond Hill
A Residence at Orange, N. J.
A Villa at New Rochelle
A Queen Anne Cottage at Richmond Hill, N. Y.
A small House or Office
Pavilion of the Republic of Chili at the Paris Exposition of 1889
Idaho Streams that Vanish
The Practical Limit of Speed
The New “Times” Building
Old Meeting House at Lambeth
Ventilation of Cow Stables
Polishing Granite
Substitutes for White Pine
A Residence at Worcester, Mass.
Ivy on Buildings
Design for a Hotel at Richmond, Va
Passiflora Cærulea (Hardy Passion Flower)
The New Municipal Buildings, Glasgow
The International Exhibition at Glasgow
Petrified Wood in Texas
Slow Burning Construction
A. J. Shaw
Roman Tesselated Pavement at Box, England
Church at Richmond Hill, Long Island
Hedges of Flowering Plants
A Barn and Carriage House for $800
Defective Acoustics—A Troublesome “Echo”
The Squares of Paris
The Hartman inside Sliding Window Blind
Electric Light Machines a Nuisance
Stanley's Patent Roofing Bracket
An Improved Self-Draining Floor for Stalls
The M. H. Jacobs Portable Warm Air Furnace
A New Wood-Working Machine
