Woodworking shop of T. Jeff Veal III. Goat City, Washington County, Georgia, United states. [0460txt] Posted by Mike McCall on 2011-01-11 17:31:19 Tagged: , copyright C. Michael McCall , Goat Town , Washington County , Georgia , woodworking , shop , T. Jeff Veal III , T. Jeff Veal #furniture #Do-it-yourself #woodwork #woodworking #freedownload#woodworkingprojects #woodsmith… Continue reading Raw Material
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Mock House, Damascus, Virginia 4
This is a innovative commons image, which you may perhaps freely use by linking to this web page. Make sure you regard the photographer and his do the job. [This series contains 9 photos] The Mock House in Damascus, Washington County, Virginia is a 2 story asymmetrical Queen Anne framework, constructed circa 1900 by the… Continue reading Mock House, Damascus, Virginia 4
Moss – Adams House (1895)
126 State Road, Montpelier, Vermont United states of america • This wood body household of two and a half tales was built in the Queen Anne fashion, which dominated architectural vogue at the time. This style was characterised by a steeply pitched roof of irregular shape, ordinarily with a dominant front-experiencing gable, and the employment… Continue reading Moss – Adams House (1895)
Mock House, Damascus, Virginia 2
This is a inventive commons graphic, which you may possibly freely use by linking to this page. Make sure you respect the photographer and his do the job. [This series contains 9 photos] The Mock House in Damascus, Washington County, Virginia is a 2 story asymmetrical Queen Anne composition, constructed circa 1900 by the Mock… Continue reading Mock House, Damascus, Virginia 2
Moss – Adams House (1895)
126 Point out Avenue, Montpelier, Vermont United states of america • This wood body house of two and a fifty percent stories was crafted in the Queen Anne type, which dominated architectural manner at the time. This model was characterised by a steeply pitched roof of irregular condition, ordinarily with a dominant front-experiencing gable, and… Continue reading Moss – Adams House (1895)