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Carriage House
Designs from the Historic American Building Survey
These nineteenth and
early twentieth century carriage houses and stables are samples
of the hundreds of barn and outbuilding designs that have been preserved through the HABS.
You can view
photos and measured drawings of floor plans, exterior elevations
and construction details.
1800 -1850 Hampton, Stable No. One, 535 Hampton Lane,
Towson, Baltimore County, MD
Card # MD0465
1825 John Robinson Stable, 18 Summer Street, Salem, Essex
County, MA
Card # MA0688
Veraestau, Carriage House & Stable, Holman Hill
Road, Aurora, Dearborn County, IN
Card # IN0074
1896 - 1914 The Meadows, Stables & Carriage
House, River Road, Rhinebeck vicinity, Dutchess County, NY
Card # NY0185
1874 - 1993 Mark Twain House, Carriage House, 351
Farmington Avenue, Hartford, Hartford County, CT
Card # CT0640
1920 High Gate Carriage House, 801 Fairmont Avenue, Fairmont,
Marion County, WV
Card # WV0335
1885 - 1893 Lawnfield, Carriage House &
Gasholder, 8095 Mentor Avenue (U.S. Route 20), Mentor, Lake
County, OH
Card #OH0409
1890 Houghton Carriage House, 1111 Guadalupe
Street, rear of 307 West Twelfth Street, Austin, Travis County,
TX
Card # TX0391
1893 -Albert Fisher Carriage House, 1206 West Second South
Street, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, UT
Card # UT0042
1887 Logan Temple Barn, 368 East Second North, Logan,
Cache County, UT
Card # UT0018
This stone, hip roof structure, with
a dove cote was built for the Logan Mormon temple.
The Historic
American Building Survey is a joint effort of the Library of
Congress and the National Park Service. Read more about their
efforts to preserve America's heritage by visiting their
website:
Built in America To learn
more about any of the designs listed here, search for it by its
card number. Then, explore the vast and ever-growing HABS
collection to view related building designs.
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