School Architecture: Or, Contributions to the Improvement of School-houses in the United States

academies accommodate Alonzo Potter apparatus Argand Lamp arranged atmosphere attic Berkshire blackboard Board Boston boys brick carbonic acid cast iron ceiling Cellar chair and desk close cold air common schools constructed convenient diameter districts doors entrance entry erected feet long feet wide female fire fireplace floor four fresh air front front ranges frustrum furnace furnished girls Grammar School heated height High School inches inches wide instruction iron Joseph Lancaster lath and plaster lower main building Massachusetts Model School movable Normal School occupied pipe placed play-ground Primary School principal Privies public schools pupils pure air purpose rear recitation rooms recitation-rooms recommended roof scholars School Chair School Society school-room seats and desks second story side Smoke Flues space stove supply teacher's platform teachers temperature third story tion upper ventiducts ventilation walls warm air width wood