weathered cedar shake shingles and windows historic house

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Weathered cedar shake shingles and windows in historic house Royalty Free Stock Photo
A large barn converted to a summer house with weathered wood shingles and white trim Royalty Free Stock Photo
Weathered cedar shake historic house with cupola Lorenzo Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
   
   
Weathered cedar shake shingles and windows in historic house
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
Wooden shingles were lightweight, made with simple tools, and easily installed. Wood shakes were usually split from wood that was regionally available. Dating back to the 18th century, wood shingle surfaces were coated with oils to protect the wood from sun, rain and time. Linseed oil, pine pitch coating and brick dust minerals were used to protect the wood. Many National Park buildings in North America were constructed of cedar with cedar shingle roofing. In the United States for example, white pine was the most used type of wood. Lorenzo Mansion Rippleton Road Cazenovia Lake NYS


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