Old landmarks and historic personages of Boston . curious to trace

Download this stock image: Old landmarks and historic personages of Boston . curious to trace the old outline : Take a northeast view of the Hall, — there are seven win-dows before you in each story, — run a perpendicular line, fromthe ground, through the centre of the middle window to thetop of the belt, at the bottom of the third story, carry astraight line from that point nearly to the top of the secondwindow, on the right, in the third story. That point is theapex of the old pediment. From that point draw the corre-sponding roof-line down to the belt, at the corner; and youhave a profile of the ancient structure. A - 2AWKMHP from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

Originally published in 1881. This volume from the Cornell University Library's print collections was scanned on an APT BookScan and converted to JPG

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