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Half-timbering

Exposed wood framing with the spaces between the wooden timbers filled with plaster, brick, or stone to create contrast.

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Contains Element(s)

Brick Structure

Irregular Footprint

Exemplifies Style(s)

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Architectural

Henry Denny Johnson

Construction of Secord House (1907)

Depicted In

Secord House, North & South Elevation Blueprints