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Watch Your Step: 1937
Spotsylvania County, Virginia, circa 1937. "St. Julien Plantation porch. Main house built 1794 with addition ca. 1812." 8x10 acetate negative by Frances Benjamin Johnston, Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South. View full size.
Safe-T-Porch
You may not make it up or down the stairs, but at least you won't fall off the porch by accident.
Neither run nor rise should change in a stair
I have spent my entire career in the construction industry. Anytime I see an example of poor workmanship, I say, "Man ... that looks like *I* did it!" Well, folks, this is off even THAT scale.
Porch Decor
What is the reason for the nets at each end of the porch?
The Plantation
The plantation consists of 200 acres in Spotsylvania County, not far from Fredericksburg, VA. The home is Federal in style. It was started in 1797 and was completed in 1812.
The attached photograph was from Wikipedia
Life was so easy
Before there were so many lawyers.
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