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| Title: | The Use of Logs and Poles |
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| Description: |
OG-HOUSE CONSTRUCTION was well understood by the pioneers, but like other primitive arts with a simple technique, its principles are not so well known to the general public of to-day. This type of building is adaptable to both temporary and permanent shelters for man and beast in those sections of the country where cut-over land is being brought into cultivation and in other localities where timber is readily available. In such regions a farmer just starting out can construct of logs and poles nearly all the shelters and many conveniences needed for his immediate use, thus obtaining a comfortable temporary home with the expenditure of little money and conserving his capital for the development of the farm and the building of a permanent home later. The demand for information on the construction of log cabins and rustic work indicates renewed appreciation of the art and a desire for directions for utilizing logs and poles. |
| Original Filename: | The Use of Logs and Poles1.jpg |
| City: | Washington D.C. |
| Date Created: | Sun Mar 06 07:22:00 EST 2011 |
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| Categories: | Documents/ Publications |
| Photographer/Author/Videographer: | USDA |
| Copyright Status: | Public Domain |
| Internal/External: | External Use |
| Rights Usage Terms: | Public Domain, Please credit author |
| Image Media Type: | book |
| Added By: | Karen Wattenmaker ( karen@kwphoto.com ) |
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| Orientation: | Portrait |
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| ID: | 4795 |
| Size: | 2.39 MB; 2136 x 3498 pixels; 7.1 x 11.7 inches (print at 300 DPI); |
| Provider: | Black Hills National Forest |
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