A church pew screened or enclosed by a high back and sides.

To form an opening or pocket in concrete by means of a box-like form.

A room or booth with one or more windows facing a theater lobby or public area; used for sale of

A metal door lock commonly encased in a flat rectangular box, often fabricated of brass; mounted on the interior surface

Assembly of metal components, some or all tapered upward, inserted into a downwardflaring hole (lewis hole) cut into the tops

A house having gables on its end walls; usually two or three rooms wide and two rooms deep.

A window constructed so that the sashes can slide vertically up into the head or above it) to provide maximum