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Timber Framing: No. 71, March 2004

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Q&A: A BRACING EXCHANGE, 2
C. Bremer, R. Christian, C.Hoppe, G. Mullen, J. Miller, B. Popenoe, B. Wormington

TIMBER FRAMING FOR BEGINNERS, 4
VIII. WHENROOFSCOLLIDE 2
Will Beemer

HISTORIC AMERICAN ROOF TRUSSES, 12
II. QUEENPOSTTRUSSES
Jan Lewandoski

HISTORIC QUEENPOST TRUSS ANALYSIS, 21
Ed Levin

FRAMING THE MONTEBELLO PAVILION, 23
Oliver Amandi, Markus Brunn

On the cover, views of the queenpost truss framing in the attic of the Congregational Church, Peacham, Vermont, 1806. Major members are of high-quality spruce and pine; the smallerbraces, remarkably profuse, are of mixed hardwoods. Floor is cambered lengthwise as well as transversely to produce a shallow dome in the ceiling below. White spots are frost. Photos by Ken Rower.