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SA Builders
September 1899
Volume 28
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Issue 3build
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Features
A Residence at Belle Haven, Conn.
A Residence at Holyoke, Mass.
Skeleton Construction Commemoration
A Model House at South Orange, N. J.
A Modern Dwelling at South Haven, Mich.
Joaquin Miller's Cabin at Meridan Hill, Washington, D. C.
An English Villa at Forest Hill, Newark, N. J.
A Colonial Residence at Yonkers, N. Y.
A Modern Residence at Scranton, Pa.
Colonial Architecture
Joints for Cast-Iron Pipes
The Schloss-Neuschwanstein in Bavaria
Polluted Soil and its Dangers
Heaters and Heating Pipes for Greenhouses
Æsthetics in Bridge Design
A Stable at Belle Haven, Conn.
Public Ways and Parks in Silesia
“Ampelopsis Tricuspidata”
Bad Plumbing-Smoke Test Experiences
Weighing of Tall Buildings
A New Japanese Palace
The “Æolipyle”
Shingle Roofs for Russia
Percolation through Brick and Stone
A New Foot Power Mortiser
The Largest Tree in the World
Kanneberg Stamped Steel Ceilings
