Sunny Memories Of Foreign Lands - Volume 2 - By Harriet Beecher Stowe




































































































 -  She expressed the most fervent thankfulness for the
quiet, order, and comfort of her pleasant lodgings, comparing them
very feelingly - Page 122
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She Expressed The Most Fervent Thankfulness For The Quiet, Order, And Comfort Of Her Pleasant Lodgings, Comparing Them Very Feelingly With What Used To Be Her Condition Before Any Such Place Had Been Provided.

[Illustration: _of a four story rectangular brick/masonry structure._]

From this place we drove to the Streatham Street Lodging House for families, of which the following is an outside view. This building is, in the first place, fire proof; in the second, the separation in the parts belonging to different families is rendered complete and perfect by the use of hollow brick for the partitions, which entirely prevents, as I am told, the transmission of sound.

The accompanying print shows the plan of one tenement.

[Illustration: _of an apartment's plan (no scale)_:

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Open gallery, five feet wide

:::XX::::::: - - - -:::::XX: :XX:::::::: - - - -::::::::XX:::: :: + - + + - - - -+:::::: entry :: :: :: | | | |+ - +:: :: :: :: + - + | H ||I |:: :: :: :: F + - - - -++ - +:: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: XX:+ :: :: :: : | L* :: E :: D C :: XX:+:::::XX :: :: :: :: :: :: :: G :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: XX: :XX: :XX: :XX :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: XX:::::::::::::::::::::::XX:::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: A :: B :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :::XX:::::::::: - - - - - ::::::::::XX::::::: - - - - - ::::::XX::::

A Living room B Bed room ASCII Key: C Bed room D Lobby :: Wall E Scullery ::XX:: Wall intersection F Water closet :: - :: Window G Bed closet ::..:: Balcony H Sink + - - + Fixture edge I Meat safe L Dust flue (*_not identified on original plan - location estimated from author's description_)]

[Illustration: _of the multi-story brick/masonry structure with covered galleries._]

By means of the sleeping closet adjoining the living room, each dwelling affords three good sleeping apartments. The meat safe preserves provisions. The dust flue is so arranged that all the sweepings of the house, and all the refuse of the cookery, have only to be thrown down to disappear forever; while the sink is supplied to an unlimited extent with hot and cold water.

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