 | William Alexander MacCorkle - Health resorts - 1916 - 520 pages
...buildings consist of a frame dining room about 1 20 feet long; with which is connected a large kitchen and bakery; a frame ball room with lodging rooms over...artless paths more agreeable to the foot and eye. . . . There are no bells, as Captain Hamilton says; and what do we want with bells, when we have good... | |
 | Elaine Denby - Architecture - 2002 - 316 pages
...ball-room, with lodging rooms over it and at each end; two very large frame stables, with eighty stalls each, of which the exterior rows are open to the air;...cabins are furnished with little piazzas, and shaded with forest trees purposely rescued from the ruthless axe. A more critical point of view had been expressed... | |
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The buildings consist of a frame dining room about 120 feet long, with which is connected a large kitchen and bakery; a frame ball-room with lodging rooms over it and at each end; two very large frame stables with 80 stalls in each, of which the exterior... 