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Thursday, April 2nd, 2009ONE of the most interesting peculiarities of Early American domestic architecture is its "localism," its adherence to type within the confines, often, of a very restricted locality.
ONE of the most interesting peculiarities of Early American domestic architecture is its "localism," its adherence to type within the confines, often, of a very restricted locality.
To paint the walls of a room is to many a laborious and expensive job; but when one is acquainted with the work, it does not seem to be so great a task, and therefore we will endeavor to tell just how to begin and how to finish a wall.
