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Nailed Frame Structure

A structure that was framed using simple wood construction techniques that used a hammer and nails. Modern structures are made with screws and metal components, if not entirely metal construction.

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Brick Structure

Decorative Shingles

Gingerbread Trim

Intersecting Gable Roof

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Construction of West Residence (1906)