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ApprenticeshipApprentice Program Underway, 17:10Apprenticeship, 24:8Cowco program, 57:2French Apprentice Tour, 105:4Len Brackett on a Japanese Apprenticeship, 5:6My Lunch With Helmut and Sebastian, 59:18Notes & Comment: Apprenticeship Report, 88:2Sojourn with the Compagnons, 97:20Topics: A Student’s Journey, 61:2

Architectural DesignAdaptive Reuse in Massachusetts, 118:9Are Timber Frames Well Designed? 9:7Baker House, Michigan, 37:8Books: Architecture Without Architects, by Bernard Rudofsky, 113:2Dwelling, Seeing & Designing, by David Seamon, 29:2Earth to Spirit, by David Pearson, 39:2Infinite Measure: Learning to Design in Geometric Harmony with

Art, Architecture, and Nature, by Rachel Fletcher, 110:2Norwegian Wood: The Thoughtful Architecture of Wenche Selmer,

by Elisabeth Tostrup, 112:2Old Way of Seeing, by Jonathan Hale, 41:2Building the Japanese House Today, by Peggy Landers Rao and

Len Brackett, 77:2Reciprocal Frame Architecture, by Olga Popovic Larsen, 91:2

Booneville, California, House, 37:8Campbell Residence, 51:5Caverly House, Petersburg, New York, 21:6Collaborative Workshop Planned, 11:10Compact Design in New Hampshire, 59:4Dartmouth Skiway Base Lodge, 63:32Derrick House, New York State, 32:9Design, Framework for Craft, 17:4Design Workshop Reviewed, 11:8Dining Rotunda in Syracuse, 38:4Dog House, Pennsylvania, 42:15Drawing a Frame in SketchUp, 94:5, 95:3Dwelling, Seeing and Designing, by David Seamon, 29:2Earth to Spirit, by David Pearson, 39:2Edmund Burroughs House, 37:6Elementary Building Geometry, 99:16Ervey House, Massachusetts, 32:10Ethical Design and Construction, 33:11Fukagawa School, Nagano, Japan, 32:11Gazebo in Philadelphia, 36:10Geometer’s Delight, 11:5Geometrical Design in Historic Welsh Frames, 70:4Habitat Designs Revised, 11:3Hahn House, Ontario, 32:8

Hayter House, Ontario, 18:12House and Studio, Minnesota, 26:8How to Plot a Site Plan, 23:3Hubbards, N.S., Waterfront Studio, 51:5Hulalai Bridge and Walkway, 51:5Illinois House, 42:15Is Place a Journey? 24:4Japanese Tea House in Maryland, 51:4Katherine Cartrette Discusses Methods, 13:13Lake House, Gloucestershire, 21:7Lancy House, Bainbridge Island, Washington, 21:8Lawyer-Wellner House, New York State, 26:8Learning from Sea Ranch, 43:12Letters: Design, 21:2(Light)-Framing American Culture, 31:3Lordship Barn and Regulating Line Technique, 101:4Lost Nation Cabin, Lancaster, N.H., 42:15Mackel House, Indiana, 18:12Martha’s Vineyard Horse Barn, 54:24Modern House for Maryland Shore, 10:8Nash House, Port Townsend, Washington, 17:101989 W. Conference, Design: Practice, 15:41989 W. Conference, Design: Theory, 15:4Notes & Comment:

Asilomar ’00, 60:2The Journal at 20, 72:2Montebello ’07, 86:2

Old Way of Seeing, by Jonathan Hale, 41:2 One Man’s Castle, Bell-Tower, N.H., 26:9Paedomorphosis, 91:6Phelps House, New York State, 32:10Pitch, Measure, Proportion, 9:3Play Structure Design and Safety, 94:20Primer for Healthy House Construction, 20:4Proportioning Systems and the Timber Framer, 18:8Recent Work in Slide Show III, 5:5Return to Order, 13:12Rico House, Ontario, 18:12Round Post, Square Beam Joinery, 41:6Shape of Structure, 104:4Site Planning and Site Inventory, 26:5Slide Show Second Opinion, 2:3Susameisha, Kyoto, Japan, 42:14Suzuki House, Osaka, Japan, 29:4Timber Frame Addition, 78:23Timber Frame Foundations, 17:11Timber Framing for Beginners

II. Ten Factors in Timber Frame Design, 62:1Topics: Design for Longevity, 120:8Town House, Saltsburg, Pennsylvania, 37:8Untimber Framing, Variations on the Heavy Frame, 12:4Useful Geometries for Carpenters, 95:12Vancouver Island Green Retreat, 98:20 Viewpoint for Wooden Architecture, 35:3Wake House, Blanchard, Washington, 37:7Westchester House, New York, 21:6Western Conference Slide Show, 80:9Western Conference Surveys Design, Joinery, Business

(Timberline ’88), 11:4What is Fine Home Building? 40:18Whole House, 1:2Wildcat Cliffs Fitness Centre, 21:7Wooden Houses of Istanbul, 109:14

Architectural Design Contests and Expositions1990: Timbercraft Homes (Judith Landau), Riverbend

(Martin Riley and Pascal Viel), Thistlewood (ChrisPickard), Northern Timberhouse (Alfredo Ricoand Darryl Lane), 17:10

1991: Star Ridge Design (Michael and Joan Buzerak), Northern Timber Framing (Jeremy Lang), Creative Homes and Millworks (James Howard Fox), Carpenter Oak and Woodland (Roderick James), TimbercraftHomes (Judith Landau), 21:6

1992: The Timber-Frame Workshop (Dan Bartlett, Chris Madigan), New Energy Works (Jack Brower),Timberpeg (Janet Null, AIA), 26:8

1993: Michael Anderson, 29:41994: Thistlewood (Steve Buckle), Stephen Amstutz

Woodworking (David Bryant), New Energy Works (PeterReynolds), Ian Ellison, Yoshimoto Ringyo (Kimihiro Miyasaka), Dennis Orre, 32:10

1995: New Jersey Barn Co., The Cascade Joinery (Jill Sousa), Gregory Smith, Riverbend (Rodney Pfotenhauer), J-Squared (Chris Luthi), 37:6

1996: Michael Anderson, Garland Mill (Tom Southworth), Timbertecture (Dennis Buttner), Creswell and Powell (Jim Collins AIA), 42:14

1997: Eastern: Whitefield Wetlands Study Gazebo Consor-tium, Acorn Timber Frames, Blue Ridge Timberwrights (J. Edward Feher), 45:8. Western: Timberworks (John Sullivan, Hill-Glazier), 51:5.

SubjectsApprenticeshipArchitectural DesignArchitectural Design Contests and ExpositionsAustraliaAutomationBarnsBelgiumBiographies and ProfilesBook ReviewsBridgesBusiness CouncilBusiness ManagementChinaChurches and Sacred BuildingsCompound and Roof JoineryCulture and Cross-CultureDenmark (see Scandinavia)Design (see Architectural Design)DismantlingD-I-YDurability (Earth, Wind, Fire, Water) Enclosure SystemsEngineering (see Timber Design & Engineering)England and WalesFinland (see Scandinavia)Forest Resource Framing TechniquesFranceGermanyGuild Affairs: MiscellaneousGuild Board MeetingsGuild ConferencesGuild WorkshopsHeating, Ventilating and Air ConditioningHistoric Framing (see also Preservation)Holland and Dutch AmericaHumorIcelandIndexesItalyJapan and KoreaLayout TechniquesLog BuildingNorway (see Scandinavia)ObituariesPegs (Pins) and PeggingPolandPreservation and ReconstructionProfiles (see Biographies)Raising and RiggingRecyclingRomaniaRoof Framing (see Compound and Roof Joinery)RussiaSafetyScandinaviaScotlandSharpeningSouth and Central AmericaSoutheast AsiaSweden (see Scandinavia)SwitzerlandTimber Design and EngineeringToolsTrébuchets and BallistasTurkey and EgyptTrusses (see Compound and Roof Joinery)WindmillsWood Science

Index to TIMBER FRAMING 1–122October 1985–December 2016

Index by Subject(Index by Author, page 7)

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Issue Number by Date

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1998: Eastern: Daiku Woodworking (Peter Wechsler),Acorn Timber Frames (David Garrett), 51:4

1999: Cranston Timber Framing (Phil Regan), 54:242000: Poynton, Bradbury, Winter and Cole

(John Tomlinson), 58:132001: Western: Big Timberworks, 60:32

AustraliaD-I-Y Down Under, 58:18D-I-Y Down Under II, 74:22D-I-Y Down Under III, 87:10

AutomationLetters: Hands and Machines, 51:3Scribe Rule, Square Rule, Democracy and CNC, 102:2Timber Frame Nerds? 45:12Topics: Eyes Wide Shut, Spar Wars, 53:2Topics: Handwork, 47:3Topics: King Ludd, or the Road Ahead? 49:2Why Are We Still Pushing Polygons? 100:14

BarnsAncient Barn Surveyed (Harmondsworth), 7:6Barn Dismantling, 31:8Barn Symposium, 9:5Barns of Roots America, by Richard Babcock, 33:3Barns of the Genesee Country, by Daniel Fink, 8:6Belgian Barns I, 60:24Belgian Barns II, 61:20Belgian Barns III: Ter Doest, 62:16Cantilevered Dutch-American Barns, 43:8Charlton Court Barn, a Medieval Frame, 34:4Composite Massachusetts Barn, 36:4Double-Cutting and Historic Scribe Framing, 40:16Dutch Barn Wood Species, 46:818th-Century Ulster Co. Lap Dovetail Dutch Barns, 41:9English Barn in America:

I. The English Barn in America, 80:22II. The Timber Frame, 81:6III. Scribing the Timber Frame, 82:10IV. Raising the Frame, 83:1V. Finishing the Barn, 84:8

English Barns with Nailed Wind Braces, 47:14Forebay Barn Origins Explored, 13:14Forebay Floor Framing, 28:13Framer’s Journal: Hudson Valley Barns, 41:20Genesee Barns, 9:5Guide to Medieval English Tithe Barns,

by James W. Griswold, 55:24Historic Barns of Northern Utah, by Lisa Duskin-Goede and

Elaine Thatcher and Historic Barns of Southeastern Idaho,by Lisa Duskin-Goede, 87:2

Johannes Lawyer Barn, 12:6Island Beauty, 100:12Letters: Whose Barn? 68:2Lost in Translation: Early Square Rule Framing in Central

Vermont, 111:10Mammoth in Monmouth County, 24:13Massachusetts Barns, 28:14Mid-Maryland Barns, 88:22New World Dutch Barns, 28:12Pennsylvania Barn in Central Indiana, 68:7Pennsylvania Barn in New Jersey, 48:5Pilton Barn Reconstruction, 81:22Richard Babcock Discusses Early Barns, 2:3Ross County Barns, 40:10Sierra Nevada Barn, Continued, 117:10Sierra Nevada Barn Evolution, 102:8Sierra Nevada Barn Evolution II, 103:10Silent Spaces: The Last of the Great Aisled Barns,

by Malcolm Kirk, 35:2 Split Barns of Somerset County, Pa., 112:4Swing-Beam Barn in Southern Washington County,

New York. 103:4Swing-Beam Barn Working Drawing, 109:8Taking Down Timber Barns, 32:4Timber-Framed Barns of Carson Valley, 56:4Timber Framing a Round Barn, 90:8Topics: A Mammoth Lesson, 52:3 Traditional Farm Types of the Netherlands, 27:6Two Ulster County Barns, 36:4Variant Log Sweitzer Barns in Pennsylvania, 48:5Wemple Barn, 24:8Wemple Barn, 89:8Wilson Barn, 24:9

BelgiumBelgian Barns I, 60:24Belgian Barns II, 61:20Belgian Barns III: Ter Doest, 62:16

Biographies and ProfilesBoard Candidate Biographies, 12:8Cecil Hewett (brief obituary), 50:3Culture (Len Brackett), 7:2Holding the Timber Frame Industry Together

(Scott Northcott), 53:13Len Brackett on a Japanese Apprenticeship, 5:6

Silhouettes:Arch-Druid (Brendan Costello), 24:12Hewer of Wood (Tim Berube), 26: 4Hugh Lofting, 22:5Mystery Man (Paul Martin), 18:4Swords into Ploughshares (Tom Harris), 46:12

Visit with a Collector-Craftsman, 98:22Visit with Jim Kricker, 54:10

Book ReviewsAdvanced Timber Framing: Joinery, Design & Construction of

Timber Frame Roof Systems, by Steve Chappell, 107:2America’s Covered Bridges, by Terry Miller and

Ronald Knapp, photos by A. Chester Ong, 117:2Architectural Technology up to the Scientific Revolution,

edited by Robert Mark, 38:3Barns of Roots America, by Richard Babcock, 33:3Barns of the Genesee Country, by Daniel Fink, 8:6Brief Reviews: Bell, Kelley, Haupt, 32:3Build a Classic Timber-Framed House, by Jack A. Sobon, 32:2Building the Japanese House Today, by Peggy Landers Rao

and Len Brackett, 77:2Carpentry, Traditional Craft of the Future, by Gilles Mermet,

115:2 Colossus of 1812, by Lee H. Nelson, 42:2Consumer Guide to Home Energy Savings, by Alex Wilson, 20:2Crafting Frames of Timber, by Michael Beaudry, 95:2Dwelling, Seeing and Designing, by David Seamon, 29:2Earth to Spirit, by David Pearson, 39:2EcoNest: Creating Sustainable Sanctuaries of Clay, Straw and Timber,

by Paula Baker-Laporte and Robert Laporte, 82:2English Historic Carpentry, by Cecil Hewett (brief notice of

American reprint, with new drawing), 46:20Green Oak in Construction, by Peter Ross, Christopher Mettem

and Andrew Holloway, 85:2Guide to Medieval English Tithe Barns,

by James W. Griswold, 55:24Historic Barns of Northern Utah, by Lisa Duskin-Goede and

Elaine Thatcher and Historic Barns of Southeastern Idaho, by Lisa Duskin-Goede, 87:2

Historische houtconstructies in Nederland, by G. Berends, 43:2How Structures Work: Design and Behaviour From Bridges to

Buildings, by David Yeomans, 94:2Infinite Measure: Learning to Design in Geometric Harmony with

Art, Architecture, and Nature, by Rachel Fletcher, 110:2Invisible Tools of a Timber Framer, by Ulrik Hjort Lassen, 115:2John Soane and the Woden Bridges of Switzerland: Architecture and

the Culture of Technology from Palladio to the Grubenmanns,Angelo Maggi and Nicola Novione, eds.. 120:2

Learn to Timber Frame, by Will Beemer, 119:2Master’s Guide to Timber Framing, by James Mitchell, 101:2Mechanical Marvels in the Age of Leonardo, by Paolo Galluzzi, 47:2Meetinghouses of Early New England, by Peter Benes, 105:2Norwegian Wood: A Tradition in Building, by Jerri Holan, 40:3Oak-Framed Buildings, by Rupert Newman, 81:2Oak: The Frame of Civilization, by William Bryant Logan, 92:2Old Way of Seeing, by Jonathan Hale, 41:2Pictorial History of Chinese Architecture, by Liang Su-Ch’eng, 11:3Practical Building Conservation: Timber, by English Heritage,

106:3Reciprocal Frame Architecture, by Olga Popovic Larsen, 91:2Roof Frames from the XIth to the XIXth Centuries: Typology and

Evolution in Northern France and Belgium, Patrick Hoffsummer, ed., 122:2

Secrets of the Old Growth Forests, by David Kelly, 13:10Seeking Structure from Nature: The Organic Architecture

of Hungary, by Jeffrey Cook, 48:2Silent Spaces: The Last of the Great Aisled Barns,

by Malcolm Kirk, 35:2Structural Investigation of Historic Buildings: A Case StudyGuide to Preservation Technology for Buildings, Bridges, Towers,and Mills, by David C. Fischetti, P.E.

Timber Construction for Architects and Builders,by Eliot Goldstein with Stephen Smulski, 52:20

Timberframe, by Tedd Benson, 56:2Timber Solutions Manual, by David W. Duquette, 45:2Way of the Carpenter, by William H. Coaldrake, 23:2

BridgesAmerican in Europe, 121:4Bassano Del Grappa’s Covered Bridge, 117:7Blenheim Bridge, a Remembrance, 102:22Books: America’s Covered Bridges, by Terry Miller and

Ronald Knapp, photos by A. Chester Ong, 117:2Books: Wooden Bridges, 120:2Bridge Design Competition Announced, 11:1Bridge for Guelph, Ontario, 21:5Bridge Triumph in Canada (Guelph ’92), 25:1Burr Truss Bridge Framing, 78:4Canadian Work Party (photos), 25:10-11Chinese Covered Bridges, 112:8Colossus of 1812, by Lee H. Nelson, 42:2Cover for a bridge in Wyoming, 120:18Covered Bridge Loading (letters), 110:4Covered Bridge Truss Engineering, 105:10Covered Bridge Truss Types, 102:14Dropping 115,000 Pounds, 25:16Engineering the Speed River Bridge, 25:12Erlenbach Bridge Bicentennial, 122:19

Extinct Framing: Railroad Bridge Trusses, 44:4Geometrical Perspective on the Burr Truss Covered Bridge,

111:6Giddings Road Bridge, 40:10Guelph Bridge Designed, 23:1Guelph Bridge (panoramic photo), 25:8Guelph ’92, the Story of a Bridge, 25:4Howe Truss Goes Low-Tech, 85:20It Takes Three to Yield One, 107:22Kicking Horse Bridge, 62:4Long Two-Span Wooden Bridge Under Repair, 11:10Long Truss Bridge Framing, 87:4Mathematical Bridge at Queens’ College, Cambridge, 113:6Organic Circles, 25:8Paddleford Truss, 75:12Problem of Long Timbers, 16:3Reflections on Load Capacity of Historic Covered Bridges,

109:20Restoring a Queenpost Truss Covered Bridge, 93:6Romance and Symbolism of Covered Bridges, 40:8Sky Pilot Suspension Bridge, 118:14Windsor-Cornish Repairs Proceed, 12:10Wood Lattice Bridges at Sneek, 104:8

Business Council (TFBC)Letters: For Guild and Council, 46:2Notes & Comment:

TFG-TFBC Merger, A Virtual Roundtable,116:2Timber Frame Business Council, 40:21

Reflections on the Business Council, 45:11Topics: Council Update, 51:2Topics: Ontogeny or Philogeny? 38:2

Business ManagementBusiness Home Truths, 15:3Business Roundtable, 59:16Confessions of a Timber Frame Salesman, 111:16Contracts and Estimating, 9:6Crafting the Future of Our Craft: Paradigms and Principles, 26:13From the Troops, 27:2Get Paid for Unpaid Consulting. 121:18Hints on How to Run the Railroad, 11:7Insurance, 22:9Letters:

Class Envy, 28:2Tedd Benson, 28:2Tedd Benson Replies, 27:3

Marketing, 9:51990 W. Conference: Business Start-Up, 15:5Notes & Comment: Providing Value, 97:2Plain Language Contracts, 40:4Pricing the Work, 17:12Pricing the Work II, 17:12Pricing the Work III, 19:3Promotion, 6:6Qualifying Client Inquiries, 120:20Restructuring for the Long Term, 56:18SBA National Resource Development Plan, 21:14Specifications, 20:5System for Emergencies, 22:9Timber Framing Business, 1:2Topics: Council Update, 51:2Topics: Eyes Wide Shut, Spar Wars, 53:2Toward Effective Client Relations, 110:10Triple Bottom Line and the Timber Framing

Business, 116:19Western Conference Surveys Design, Joinery, Business

(Timberline ’88), 11:4

ChinaChinese Covered Bridges, 112:8Chinese Traditional Framing, 16:8Chinese Traditional Framing II, 17:8 Chinese Traditional Framing III, 20:8Guild Notes & Comment: My Eastern Conference, 54:2Pictorial History of Chinese Architecture,

by Liang Su-Ch’eng, 11:3Tang-Style Temple in Dunhuang, 103:16Tou-Kung and China’s Wooden Monuments, 98:14Visit to the Forbidden City, 94:12Yin Yu Tang: Reconstructing an 18th-Century Chinese

House in America, 72:7

Churches and Sacred BuildingsBell Tower in the South Tyrol, 102:26Central Moravian Church, 31:11Church in the Trentino–Alto Adige, 101:15Close spacing of Trusses, 67:24Combining Tradition and Technology,

A Pavilion for Cleveland Church, 117:2218th-Century Church Designs of Robert Smith, 73:16Ellessdie Chapel, 48:7Erection of Church Steeples, 36:6Grand Old Lady Keeps Her Hat, 114:22Guild Notes & Comment: My Eastern Conference, 54:2Historic American Roof Trusses:

I. Scissor Trusses, 69:4II. Queenpost Trusses, 71:12


III. Kingpost Trusses, 72:16IV. Composite and Raised Bottom Chord Trusses, 74:4

Historic American Timber-Framed Steeples:I. Middlebury, Vermont, 83:18II. Restoration Strategies, 85:6

III. Masts and Telescoping, 86:24IV. Reproducing Burned or Destroyed Steeples, 87:16V. Engineering a Steeple Restoration, 89:18

Korean Pavilion in D.C, 65:4Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 1, 116:12Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 2, 117:14Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 3, 118:20Newbury Methodist Church, 31:10New England Meetinghouses, 105:2New Hope Methodist Church, 99:20Old West Church Amended, 114:8Quaker Meetinghouse in Costa Rica, 108:22Raising in Warsaw, 108:4Resistance to Uplift and Overturning in Timber-Framed

Steeples, 112:24Restoring Sts. Peter and Paul Cathedral in Paramaribo, 100:5 St. Peter’s Church, 40:9Some Mechanical Aspects of Steeple Framing, 88:25South Berwick, Maine, Churches, 44:4Synagogue Roof in Poland, 101:18Tallest Timber Frame, 9:12Tang-Style Temple in Dunhuang, 103:16Trusses of Abbey San Domenico, 106:24Topics:

Respectful Restoration, 74:2Topics: Zabludow Diary, 70:2

Tou-Kung and China’s Wooden Monuments, 98:14Varieties of Steeple Framing, 84:20Vermont Church Roof Frame Reproduced, 3:3Virginia Church, with Liegender, 108:18

Compound and Roof Joinery (see also Layout)Books: Advanced Timber Framing: Joinery, Design & Con-

struction of Timber Frame Roof Systems, by Steve Chappell,107:2

Books: Roof Frames from the XIth to the XIXth Centuries:Typology and Evolution in Northern France and Belgium,

Patrick Hoffsummer, ed., 122:2Cabildo Roof Goes Up One, Two, Three (photos), 24:10Close Spacing of Trusses, 67:24The 18th-Century Church Designs of Robert Smith, 73:16Framing Systems, 1:1German Roof Layout I, 33:14German Roof Layout II, 34:10Hip and Valley Framing, 17:6 Hip and Valley Framing II, 19:5 Hip and Valley Framing III, 21:15Historic American Roof Trusses:

I. Scissor Trusses, 69:4II. Queenpost Trusses, 71:12III. Kingpost Trusses, 72:16IV. Composite and Raised Bottom Chord

Trusses, 74:4V. The Evolution of Roof Trusses, 76:14

Homage to the Queenpost Truss, 121:20Liegender Stuhl Roof Style, 108:12Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 1, 116:12Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 2, 117:14Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 3, 118:20Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 4, 119:20Medieval Roof Carpentry: Charpente Lambrisée, 72:8Restoring a Queenpost Truss Covered Bridge, 93:6Timber Framing for Beginners:

VII. When roofs Collide 1, 70:14VIII. When Roofs Collide 2, 71:4

IX. When Roofs Collide 3, 73:4Trig Guide for the Perplexed, 14:4When Roofs Collide: IV. The Power of the Tangent, 90:16When Roofs Collide: V. More Powers of the Tangent, 92:6

Culture and Cross-CultureAmerican in Russia, 30:12Apprenticeship, 24:8Architecture of Place, 113:2Belgian Barns I, 60:24Belgian Barns II, 61:20Belgian Barns III: Ter Doest, 62:16Bonnie Trip to the Land of Chips, 50:4 Can a Building Heal a Community? 33:8Carribean Timber Framing, 91:14Craft as Myth in Modern Communities, 28:7Crafting the Future of Our Craft:

Paradigms and Principles, 26:13Culture (Len Brackett), 7:2D-I-Y II, 17:2Early Woodworkers in Massachusetts Bay, 54:161868-1873 Framer’s Journal, 31:11Evolution of a Craftsman, 97:4Framer’s First Glimpse of Japan, 64:4Framer’s Notebook: Amulets, 33:13Fratticci: Cabins of Italy’s Medieval Ciociaria, 88:17Guild Notes & Comment: Economics, 31:15Iron and Wood in Brasstown, 93:2

Is Place a Journey? 24:4Kitchen Notes from Dolly Copp, 42:8Learning from Sea Ranch, 43:12Letters:

From the Troops, 27:2 Hands and Machines, 51:3 Merit Badge, 16:2Tedd Benson Replies, 27:3Light Frame Durability, 61:16

(Light)-Framing American Culture, 31:3 Little Crane History, 64:18Notes & Comment: Providing Value, 97:2Oak: The Frame of Civilization, by William Bryant Logan, 92:2Oatman’s Last Voyage: Ludlow to London via Dublin, 53:16On Timber Framing, 1992, 111:2Our Own Tour de France, 69:18Paedomorphosis, 91:6Poem: “What I Want to Remember,” 106:2Proportioning Systems and the Timber Framer, 18:8Pythagorean 345, 48:20Russian Reflections (Petersburg ’92), 26:1Shtandart Shop, St. Petersburg, 28:9Six Paradoxes, 32:3Southern Timber Frame Origins, 60:18Spiraling Dragons: The First One, 39:14Spiraling Dragons: The Other One, 40:11Scribe Rule, Square Rule, Democracy and CNC, 102:2Suspenders, 13:6Tale of Two Saunas, 47:9Timber Frame House: Its Place in America, 13:13Timber Frame Sculpture, U.S. Society, 10:5Timber Framer’s Journal, 20:6Timber Framer’s Tour de France 2007, 86:8Timber Framing in Nepal, 92:12Time Machine for Learning, 64:21Topics:

Against Entropy, 84:2Handwork, 47:3King Ludd, or the Road Ahead? 49:2More on Handwork, 52:2Pythagorean 345, 48:20Spar Wars, 53:3Viewpoint for Wooden Architecture, 35:3Zabludow Diary, 70:2

Topping Out, 24:8Vermont Framer’s 1799 Diary, 10:4Visit to the Forbidden City, 94:12Visit to Germany, 27:4Visit with a Collector-Craftsman, 98:22 Voyages of Brungraber: Summer, 42:10Voyages of Brungraber: Winter, 41:12Voyages of Oatman: Cambridge and Warwickshire, 52:12Voyages of Oatman: Chartres, 47:17 Voyages of Oatman: Hessen, 48:8Voyages of Oatman: Suffolk and Essex, 51:6Why Preservation Matters, 97:6Working by Hand, 97:5

DismantlingBarn Dismantling, 31:8Taking Down Timber Barns, 32:4

D-I-Y D-I-Y Cathedral in Québec. 80:32D-I-Y Down Under, 58:18D-I-Y Down Under II, 74:22D-I-Y Down Under III, 87:10D-I-Y in Alberta, 53:8Topics:

D-I-Y, 14:2D-I-Y II, 17:2

Timber Framing for the Homestead, 107:4Visit with a Collector-Craftsman, 98:22

Durability (Earth, Wind, Fire, Water)Earthquakes and Early Timber Frames, 111:24Earthquakes and Timber Frames, 16:4Fire, 29:12Gulf Coast Visit, 79:2Hanshin Earthquake, 36:8Letters:

Engineering, 16:2Hugo, 14:2Injustice, 15:2Longevity, 36:2

Light Frame Durability, 61:16Of Sapwood and Water, 43:10On Longevity, 34:2Tale of a Twister: Frame Put to Test, 4:4Timber Frames and Fire, 73:3Wood Decay (letter), 103:3Wood Decay and Protection, 100:18Wood Preservatives, 89:6Wood Protection by Design, 103:21

Enclosure SystemsAre SIPS Neccessary? 99:14

Attack of the Green Gizmos, 104:2EcoNest: Creating Sustainable Sanctuaries of Clay, Straw and

Timber, by Paula Baker-Laporte and Robert Laporte, 82:2Cellulose Alternative, 29:6D-I-Y in Alberta, 53:8Enclosing the Timber Frame, 99:24Foam Wars, 4:3Infill System for the Lancy House, 21:9Letters: Straw-Clay, 36:2Natural Straw-Clay Wall Systems, 35:6New Enclosures for Timber Frames? 111:18Panel Installation, 7:6Panel Panel Delivers Report, 2:4Panel Tests Questioned Sharply, 3:3Plastered Straw Bale Enclosures for Timber Frames, 82:6 Reflections on Embodied Energy, 113:27Reflections on Foam Panels and a Site-Built System, 23:4SIPs and SSPs are Not the Same, 60:8SIPs, Continued (letter), 103:2Structural Insulated Panels, an Exchange, 99:2Testing Committee Meeting Minutes: Panel Survey, 2:6Vancouver Island Green Retreat, 98:20 Wood Shavings as Insulation? 61:24

England and Wales Ancient Barn Surveyed (Harmondsworth), 7:6Ancient English Frame, 19:2And a New One (Chrishall, Essex), 19:3Baythorne Hall (A Revision), 46:20Bonnie Trip to the Land of Chips, 50:4Capitals, Scarfs and the Interdict, 33:4Charlton Court Barn, a Medieval Frame, 34:4Double-Cutting and Historic Scribe Framing, 40:16English Barns with Nailed Wind Braces, 47:14English Frame Typology Primer, 91:20English Historic Carpentry, by Cecil Hewett (brief notice of

American reprint, with new drawing), 46:20Frame 2008, 90:2Framespotting UK 2006, 82:22Geometrical Design in Historic Welsh Frames, 70:4Globe Theatre, 31:10Green Oak in Construction, by Peter Ross, Christopher Mettem

and Andrew Holloway, 85:2Guide to Medieval English Tithe Barns,

by James W. Griswold, 55:24Letters: Sussex Report, 28:3Lordship Barn and Regulating Line Technique, 101:4New Globe for London, 36:5Oak-Framed Buildings, by Rupert Newman, 81:2Oatman’s Last Voyage: Ludlow to London via Dublin, 53:16Old English Joint, 34:16Other English Barn, 116:20Pilton Barn Reconstruction, 81:22Reconstruction of London’s Globe, 37:2Reproducing Shakespeare’s Globe, 23:6Richard Harris Describes “Language of Carpentry,” 9:3Solving a Structural Enigma: Westminster Hall’s

Hammer Beam Roof, 30:4Timber-Framed Dovecote in Suffolk, 52:4 Timber Framing and the Landscape, 1:2Timber Framing Revival in England? 7:4Traditional Frame in West Sussex, 29:8Variation on the English Tying Joint, 14:6Voyages of Oatman: Cambridge and Warwickshire, 52:12Voyages of Oatman: Suffolk and Essex, 51:6Winchester Cathedral’s South Transept Roof, 46:4

Forest ResourceAppeal to Plant More Trees, 21:14Choosing Wood Species, 96:3Commentary (forestry), 9:8Field Report, 27:16Forest Bathing, 29:3 Forest Experts Confirm the Worst, 9:8Forest Management Plan Agreement Signed by Guild, 18:10Forest Service Answers Guild on Old-Growth, 11:2Forest Service Replies Again on Old-Growth, 13:2Forester Sets Out Rational Long-Term Management Plan, 15:6Guild Achieves First Public Planting, 21:4 Guild Answers Forest Service on Old-Growth, 12:2Guild Notes & Comment (forests), 42:18’Inimim News, 40:24’Inimim Progress Report, 27:15Letter from the Board of Directors of the TFGNA to Those

Responsible for the National Forests and Bureau of LandManagement Timberlands of the United States, 9:9

Letters:Eastern Old-Growth, 30:3Timber Tax, 24:2

Milling Your Own Timbers, 92:20New Perspectives Commentary, 21:14New Perspectives on National Forests, 21:12Notes from the Cruck Farm, 9:11, 10:4Oak and the Pine Tree Mentality, 24:16Old-Growth Policy Announced, 15:1Old-Growth Symposium Yields Basic Agreements, 19:10Pioneer Forest Plan Progresses in California, 22:8Resource Committee Acts, 8:5


Saving Ontario’s Old-Growth, 22:8Salvage in British Columbia, 57:4Secrets of the Old Growth Forests, by David Kelly, 13:10Sustainable Forestry, 27:15Timber Framing and the Landscape, 1:2Topics: Forest Update ’97, 44:2Topics: The Best We Can Do, 55:2Wood for the Future, 10:3

Framing TechniquesBack to the Fundamentals, 13:5Brace Cutting fior the Novice, 90:5Build a Classic Timber-Framed House, by Jack A. Sobon, 32:2Department of Clarification, 42:20Elements of the Dream Shop, 13:7French Snap, 36:4Historic American Timber Joinery, A Graphic Guide:

I. Tie Below Plate, 55:4II. Tie at Plate, 56:8III. Sill and Floor Joints, 57:6IV. Wall and Brace Joints, 58:6V. Roof Joinery Excluding Trusses, 59:6VI. Scarf Joints, 60:10

Japanese Lintel Setting Techniques, 24:6Lost in Translation: Early Square Rule Framing in Central

Vermont, 111:10Master’ s Guide to Timber Framing, 101:2Mechanically Laminated Beams, 93:14Peter McCurdy Surveys Repair Methods, 2:2Round Post, Square Beam Joinery, 41:6Scribe Rule, Square Rule, 31:9Ship’s Knees of Maine, 114:12Timber Framing for Beginners: IV. When the Chips Fly, 66:10Timber Framing in Nepal. 92:12Traditional Techniques and Shortcuts, 39:4Tricks of the Trade, 9:10Uneven Bunk Displacement and the Timber Framer, 14:5

FranceBooks: Ancient Roof Frames. 122:2Books: French Carpentry, 115:2Carpenters without Borders, 122:12French Apprentice Tour, 105:4French Compagnonnage Briefly Explored, 13:14French Hip Layout, 106:18French Miscellany, 24:8French Rendezvous, 78:2French Scribe Layout, Introduction to, 34:8French Scribe II, 35:10French Scribe III, 36:18French Scribe Rule, 8:5Medieval Roof Carpentry: Charpente Lambrissée, 72:8Our Own Tour de France, 69:18Riddle of Tremblay, 95:18Sojourn with the Compagnons, 97:20Symbolism and Ritual in Compagnonnage, 116:7Timber Framer’s Tour de France 2007, 86:8Voyages of Oatman: Chartres, 47:17What Was Chaussegros de Léry Worried About? 115:16

GermanyAmerican in Europe, 121:4Correction, 51:3Erlenbach Bridge Bicentennial, 122:19Early Wisconsin Framing, 12:3Framing the Montebello Pavilion, 71:23German Code Provisions for Mortises and Tenons Loaded

in Shear, 110:20German Frame Typology, 49:4German Frame Typology II, 51:16German Frame Typology III (Roofs), 52:7German Marking System, 68:6German Roof Layout I, 33:14German Roof Layout II, 34:10German Timber Framing, 48:6Grand Old Lady Keeps Her Hat, 114:22Henry Antes House, 40:9Letters:

German Conference, 16:2Circles and Squares (Lüneburg Crane), 65:2

Liegender Stuhl Roof Style, 108:12Load Behavior of Connections with Oak Pegs, 38:6 Load Behavior of Connections with Pegs II, 39:8Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 1, 116:12Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 2, 117:14Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 3, 118:20Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 4, 119:20My Lunch With Helmut and Sebastian, 59:18Structural Screw Technology, 109:181700s Germanic Framing in Moravian Salem. N.C., 84:4Timber Framing in Germany, 9:4Visit to Germany, 27:4Voyages of Brungraber: Winter, 41:12Voyages of Oatman: Hessen, 48:8

Guild Affairs: MiscellaneousApprentice Program Underway, 17:10Breaking New Ground, 22:3

Business Meeting Adopts Bylaws, 2:2Committees: Bennett Heads Testing, Gardner Carries On,

Lukian Takes Chair, 5:2-3Conference Committee Meeting Minutes, 2:5Directions:

Introductory, 20:3News and Progress, 21:3West, South and North, 22:3

Education Committee Minutes, 2:5Education Committee Reports, 9:11Election Procedure Explained, 8:4 Elections, 20:2Forest Management Plan Agreement Signed by Guild, 18:10Guild Answers Forest Service on Old-Growth, 12:2Guild E-Mail, 20:2Guild Notes & Comment:

Forests, 42:18 Gould Farm, UK, Iceland, 57:2Grants, 41:16Historic Review, 31:14Iron and Wood in Brasstown, 93:2Journal at 20, 72:2Miscellany, 27:19New Executive Directorate, 50:2 New Guild, 118:5New Guild Structure? 114:2Old Boy Club, 96:2Sunny Days Ahead, 27:19TFG-TFBC Merger, A Virtual Roundtable,116:2UK, Sweden, Denmark, Canada, 59:2

Timber Frame Business Council, 40:21“House Makers” Reviewed, 15:2’Inimim News, 40:24’Inimim Progress Report, 27:15Letters:

Advertising, Maybe, 22:2Advertising, No, 22:2Apprenticeship, 15:2 Apprenticeship, 24:2Best of Times, 69:3Cautions, 18:2 Dedication, 10:2Education, 11:2Exchange Program, 13:3Generosity, 21:2Guelph Bridge Advice, 23:2Hands and Machines, 51:3 Kudos, 6:6Medications, 8:2Misprinting, 51:3 Suggestions, 31:2Thanks, 13:2Who’s Who, 9:2

Marlboro 1986 (Marlboro ’86): A Considered Appraisal, 2:8Members Raise Issues at Annual Meeting, 5:8Message from the President, 1:4Midwest Considers Chapters, 8:1Midwest Region Meets, 11:7New Election Procedure, 6:5Ontogeny or Philogeny? (Business Council), 38:2Oregon Conference Issues (Timberline ’90), 18:1Organic Circles, 25:8 Pioneer Forest Plan Progresses in California, 22:8Professional Directory to Appear, 8:1Slide Show, 1:3Slide Show Raises Questions, 2:2Standards, 16:10Traditionalists Establish Group (TTRAG), 18:2

Guild Board MeetingsBoard Holds Annual Meeting (Fort Worden’89), 15:1 Board Sets Major Goals for 1989 (Chebeague ’88), 10:1Directors Annual Meeting Minutes, 2:3Directors Chart Course for 1988 (Portsmouth ’87), 6:1Directors Meet, Elect Officers, Review Events, 5:3Directors Meetings, 1:1Guild Directors Meet (Troy ’90), 17:3Guild Notes and Comments:Bucksteep ’93, 30:15Fishkill ’93, 28:18

Guild ConferencesAll-Day Workshops Introduced, 21:3Amherst Conference (Amherst ’97), 45:6Annual Meeting ’95 (Williamsburg ’95), 37:16Barn Symposium, 9:5Bethlehem Conference (Bethlehem ’96), 42:13Bethlehem Conference Commentary, 42:13Bridge Triumph in Canada (Guelph ’92), 25:1Building Expert Challenges Timber Framers, 13:3Burlington ’02 and Asilomar ’03 (photos), 68:26Call for Abstracts, 11:2Canada ’91, 18:3Canadian Group Takes Shape (Alliston ’90), 16:1Canadian Work Party (photos), 25:10-11Conference Preparations Complete, 12:1Conference Returns to Rensselaer (Troy ’91), 19:1Conference Success at Troy (Troy ’90), 17:1’89 Conference Broadens Range, 11:1

Elizabethtown Conference Arranged, 8:1500 Attend 1987 Conference (Poultney ’87), 5:1Framing the Montebello Pavilion, 71:23Guelph Bridge (panoramic photo), 25:8Guelph ’92, the Story of a Bridge, 25:4Guild Conference Draws 200 (Hancock ’85):

Conference Report; Framing Systems; Guild Officers; Directors Meetings; Business Meeting; Timber Framingand the Landscape; The Whole House; The Timber Framing Business; Mortise and Tenon Test SuggestsJoint Revision; Slide Show; Committees, 1:1

Guild Conference Slide Shows 2012, 106:10Guild Conference Slide Show 2014, 113:22Guild Conference Slide Show 2014 (II), 114:20Guild Conference Slide Show 2015 (I), 118:26Guild Conference Slide Show 2015 (II), 120:25Guild Notes & Comment:Asilomar 2000, 60:2Fairlee ’99, 54:2 Minneapolis 2011, 99:2Montebello 2000, 58:2 Montebello ’07, 86:2Montebello Again (2010), 98:2Nacogdoches ’94, 32:14 Rindge ’93, 29:15 Skamania ’95, 35:14

Habitat Frames (panoramic photo), 13:4Habitat Jubilation at ’89 Conference (Habitat ’89), 13:1Habitat (photos), 13:6Hints on How to Run the Railroad, 11:7Log Building, 7:6 Marketing, 9:5Marlboro 1986 (Marlboro ’86): A Considered Appraisal, 2:8National Conference Reaches Out (Elizabethtown’88), 9:1National Conference Set for June, 15:1New Venue for Western Conference (Big Sky, 1991), 22:11989 Conference Scheduled, 10:1 1989 W. Conference: Business Start-Up, 15:5;

Design: Practice, 15:4; Design: Theory, 15:4;The Future, 15:4; Raising, 15:5

1987 Conference Set for Vermont, 3:1’91 Elections and Meeting Ring Changes (Troy ’91), 21:1Oregon Conference Issues (Timberline ’90), 18:1Regional Conferences Announced, 9:1Second Canadian Conference (Orilla ’91), 20:1Second Western Conference Draws 140 to Timberline

(Timberline ’88), 7:1Selected Short Subjects, 13:15325 Attend 1986 Conference (Marlboro ’86), 2:1Three Who Beat the Buster, 17:3Timber Frame House: Its Place in America, 13:13Trade Fair Enlivens Conference, 2:3Tricks of the Trade, 9:10Western Conference (Fort Worden ’89), 13:1Western Conference Surveys Design, Joinery, Business

(Timberline ’88), 11:4Western Meeting Brings 100 Framers to Oregon Mountain

(Timberline ’87), 3:1Whither the Guild? (Burlington ’13), 109:2Wide Ranging Workshops Enrich Weekend

(Poultney ’87), 5:4 Williamsburg ’95, An English View, 37:14

Guild WorkshopsCollaborative Workshop Planned, 11:10Concord Workshop Success (Concord ’89), 14:1Guelph Bridge (panoramic photo), 25:8Guelph ’92, the Story of a Bridge, 25:4 Guild Notes & Comment:Lone Mountain Ranch ’95, 37:12, 38:14Nacogdoches ’94, 32:12Penetang ’94, 34:13Rindge ’93, 29:13

Guild Rendezvous 1996 (Dolly Copp ’96), 42:4Habitat Designs Revised, 11:3Habitat Frame Underway, 11:1Habitat Frames Readied for Raising, 12:1Habitat Frames (panoramic photo), 13:4Habitat (photos), 13:6“House Makers” Reviewed, 15:2Kitchen Notes from Dolly Copp, 42:8Maine Rendezvous (Green Island ’95), 38:15Malabar Memories (Malabar ’95), 36:14Rendezvous ’02 (Norwell Crane), 64:24Shtandart Shop, St. Petersburg, 28:9Synagogue Roof in Poland, 101:18Timber Frame for Humanity, 13:1Topics: A Rookie’s Diary, 118:2Views of Concord Workshop (photos), 14:3

Heating, Ventilating and Air ConditioningAttack of the Green Gizmos, 104:2Best Practices for High-Performance Houses, 112:18Consumer Guide to Home Energy Savings, by Alex Wilson, 20:2Moisture Control, 9:4Primer for Healthy House Construction, 20:4Timber Frame Heating and Ventilation, 18:6Ventilation, 6:6


Historic Framing Abyssinian Meeeting House, 93:10Adaptive Reuse in Massachusetts, 118:9Adzed Beams? 28:13Alexander Knight House, 109:10Allenstown Meetinghouse, 77:16American Timber Frame, 37:10Ancient English Frame, 19:2Ancient Roof Frames, 122:2Approach to Frame Repair, 84:21Archaeology and Architecture at the Chadbourne

Site (1643-1690), 72:6Architectural Technology up to the Scientific Revolution,

edited by Robert Mark, 38:3Baythorne Hall (A Revision), 46:20Belgian Barns I, 60:24Belgian Barns II, 61:20Belgian Barns III: Ter Doest, 62:16Bernese Bauernhaus, 110:5Building Frames for the West Indies, 72:6Capitals, Scarfs and the Interdict, 33:4Central Moravian Church, 31:11Close Spacing of Trusses. 67:24Composite Massachusetts Barn, 36:4Corncribs in the Delaware Valley, 48:4Cruck Apexes, 24:9Day in Malmö, 56:20Dendrochronology for Timber Frame Dating

in the Northeast, 81:18Double-Cutting and Historic Scribe Framing, 40:16Dutch Buildings in North America, 97:8Early Wisconsin Framing, 12:3Early Woodworkers in Massachusetts Bay, 54:16Earthquakes and Early Timber Frames, 111:241868-1873 Framer’s Journal, 31:1118th-Century Church Designs of Robert Smith, 73:16Ellessdie Chapel, 48:7English Barn in America:

I. The English Barn in America, 80:22II. The Timber Frame, 81:6III. Scribing the Timber Frame, 82:10IV. Raising the Frame, 83:1

English Barns with Nailed Wind Braces, 47:14Erlenbach Bridge Bicentennial, 122:19Ernhaus, 48:4Forebay Barn Origins Explored, 13:14Forebay Floor Framing, 28:13Framing on Vermont’s Lake Champlain Islands, 97:3Fratticci: Cabins of Italy’s Medieval Ciociaria, 88:17French Snap, 36:4General Ashley House, 68:4Genesee Barns, 9:5Geometrical Design in Historic Welsh Frames, 70:4Glimpses of Belgian Framing, 120:9Glimpses of Dutch Framing, 116:26Golden Palace Monastery, 122:4Graeco-Roman Stone-Throwing Catapult, 64:18Grand Old Lady Keeps Her Hat, 114:22Hammer-Beam Roofs I, 48:12Hammer-Beam Roofs II, 49:2Hay Barracks, 36:5Henry Antes House, 40:9High Horse Wheel, 31:10Historic American Buildings Survey, 88:22Historic American Roof Trusses:

I. Scissor Trusses, 69:4II. Queenpost Trusses, 71:12III. Kingpost Trusses, 72:16IV. Composite and Raised Bottom Chord Trusses, 74:4V. The Evolution of Trusses, 76:14

Historic American Timber-Framed Steeples:I. Middlebury, Vermont, 83:18II. Restoration Strategies, 85:6

III. Masts and Telescoping, 86:24IV. Reproducing Burned or Destroyed Steeples, 87:16V. Engineering a Steeple Restoration, 89:18

Historic American Timber Joinery, A Graphic Guide:I. Tie Below Plate, 55:4II. Tie at Plate, 56:8III. Sill and Floor Joints, 57:6IV. Wall and Brace Joints, 58:6V. Roof Joinery Excluding Trusses, 59:6VI. Scarf Joints. 60:10

Historic Framing in Northeastern North Carolina, 84:18Historic Scissor Truss Analysis, 69:15Historic Queenpost Truss Analysis, 71:21(Historic) Kingpost Truss Engineering, An Addendum, 73:24(Historic) Composite and Raised Bottom Chord

Truss Engineering, 74:20Houses of the Berner Oberland, 106:4Letters:

More Words, Please, 69:2A Farewell to Freddie, 66:2Circles and Squares (Lüneburg Crane), 65:2

Little Crane History, 64:18Local Rafter Plates and Notches, 68:5Long Island, N.Y., Where Dutch and English Meet, 31:8Long Island Roof Framing, 28:12

Lost in Translation: Early Square Rule Framing in CentralVermont, 111:10

Marriage of Timber and Stone, 28:13Mathematical Bridge at Queens’ College, Cambridge, 113:6Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 1, 116:12Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 2, 117:14Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 3, 118:20Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 4, 119:20Medieval Roof Carpentry: Charpente Lambrisée, 72:8Mortise Clues, 36:5Mt. Lebanon Shaker Village Meetinghouse, 81:16 Moving the First Universalist Church of Duanesburg

(1838), 81:13Nantucket’s Second Congregational Meeting House, 93:22New Jersey House Reconstruction, 36:4, 37:6 (photos)New Roof at Scotland’s Stirling Castle, 47:419th-Century Bucks County Workbook., 115:6Norwegian Grindbygg Construction, 110:14Old English Joint, 34:16Our Own Tour de France, 69:18Pennsylvania Barn in New Jersey, 48:5Peter McCurdy Surveys Repair Methods, 2:2Pilton Barn Reconstruction, 81:22Plank Framing, 81:20Polish History Lesson, 75:2Portland Observatory, 101:12Portland Observatory (letter), 103:2Preservation vs. Restoration, 31:9Raising Holes and Wing Pegs, 40:8Riddle of Tremblay, 95:18Recovering Allenstown, 77:22Reflections on Load Capacity of Historic Covered Bridges,109:20Repair and Conservation (book review), 105:3Repair and Rigging Checklist for Large Timber Frames, 81:24Resistance to Uplift and Overturning in Timber-Framed

Steeples, 112:24Restoration Objectives, 24:9Richard Babcock Discusses Early Barns, 2:3Roof Frames from the XIth to the XIXth Centuries: Typology and

Evolution in Northern France and Belgium, Patrick Hoffsummer, ed., 122:2

Ross County Barns, 40:10Scarf Joint Addendum, 98:4Sierra Nevada Barn, Continued, 117:10Sierra Nevada Barn Evolution II, 103:10Sierra Nevada Barn Evolution, 102:81700s Germanic Framing in Moravian Salem. N.C., 84:4Ship’s Knees, 24:9Silent Spaces: The Last of the Great Aisled Barns,

by Malcolm Kirk, 35:2 Simple 18th-Century Quaker House, 31:6Solving a Structural Enigma: Westminster Hall’s

Hammer Beam Roof, 30:4Some Mechanical Aspects of Steeple Framing, 88:25Some Umbrian Framing, 96:2Southern Timber Frame Origins, 60:18Split Barns of Somerset County, Pa., 112:4Square Rule Methods, 45:4Structural Investigation of Historic Buildings: A Case StudyGuide to Preservation Technology for Buildings, Bridges,Towers, and Mills, by David C. Fischetti, P.E., 92:4

Sutter’s Mill, Some History, 63:4 Swing-Beam Barn in Southern Washington County,

New York. 103:4Swing-Beam Barn Working Drawing, 109:8Tidewater Virginia, 9:7Timber and Stone, 81:25Timber Frame Victim of Katrina, 81:17Timber-Framed Barns of Carson Valley, 56:4Timber Frames of Nevada and California, 81:21Timber Framing for Beginners: VI. Glossary of Terms, 68:12Timber Joinery Addendum I, 89:17Topics: In Appreciation of History, 67:2Tou-Kung and China’s Wooden Monuments, 98:14Traditional Techniques and Shortcuts, 39:4 Triple-Bypass Tying Joint, 106:26TTRAG Proceedings:1992: Madigan, Brillant, Lawson, Huber, Lewandoski,

Nash, Gee, Yonne, 24:81993: Sinclair, Haarmann, Christian, Brandt, Sobon,

Proulx, 28:121994: Haarmann, Lehmer, Nash, Sobon, Rower, Levin,

Kricker and Young, Murray, Brandt, 31:81995: Sobon, Carr, Huber, Greenwood, Lanoue,

Christian, McCurdy, Sinclair, 36:41996: Simmons, Sinclair and Hedges, Brandt, Dauerty,

Smolen, Troth, 40:81997: Grassi, Sturgis, Lewandoski, Christian, Stevens, 44:31998: Ernhaus, Greenwood, Huber, Ensminger,

Wingender, Kovacik, 48:42003: Christian, Lanoue, Mulcahy, Reed, Wallace, 68:42004: Baker, Candee, Garvin, Lewandoski, 72:42005: Sulzer, Lanoue, 76:12, 322006: Christian, Flynt,Lewnadoski, McCurdy, Oatman,

Rudd & Sturgis, Williams, 81:162007: Boyle, Christian, Fischetti, Garvey, Lanoue,

Lewandoski, Reed, Thomas, 84:142008: Cundiff, Fischetti, Lewandoski, Mroszczyk,

Pfeiffer, Shara, 88:20

2009: David, Lanoue, Lewandoski, 93:222010: Carpentier, Lewandoski, Sobon, 97:3

TTRAG 2000: Bent Typology, 57:16TTRAG 2001: Photos by Chris Madigan, 60:6Tying Joint Evolution, 36:12Tying Joint Variation (On the English):

14:6; II, 21:16; III, 23:12; IV, 26:16; V, 27:18; VI, 28:20;VII, 30:16; VIII, 33:16; IX, 35:13; X, 38:20

Variant Log Sweitzer Barns in Pennsylvania, 48:5A Visit to the Forbidden City, 94:5Vermont Framer’s 1799 Diary, 10:4Voyages of Oatman:

Cambridge and Warwickshire, 52:12Chartres, 47:17 Hessen, 48:8Suffolk and Essex, 51:6

Warner House, 72:4Week at the Wapsipinicon Mill, 105:18Wemple Barn, 89:8What Can an Off-Cut Tell Us? 37:9What Was Chaussegros de Léry Worried About? 115:16Wilson Barn, 24:9Winchester Cathedral’s South Transept Roof, 46:4Wooden Houses of Istanbul, 109:14Yin Yu Tang: Reconstructing an 18th-Century Chinese


Holland and Dutch AmericaCantilevered Dutch-American Barns, 43:8Dutch-American Timber Framing, 44:6Dutch Barn Wood Species, 46:8Dutch Buildings in North America, 97:8Dutch Vernacular Architecture in North America, 1640–1830,

by John R. Stevens, 80:218th-Century Ulster Co. Lap Dovetail Dutch Barns, 41:9Glimpses of Dutch Framing, 116:26Hay Barracks, 36:5Historische houtconstructies in Nederland, by G. Berends, 43:2Johannes Lawyer Barn, 12:6Long Island, N. Y., Where Dutch and English Meet, 31:8Mammoth in Monmouth County, 24:13Letters: More Words, Please, 69:2New World Dutch Barns, 28:12Raising Holes and Wing Pegs, 40:8Topics: A Mammoth Lesson, 52:3Traditional Dutch Frame in New York, 19:8Traditional Farm Types of the Netherlands, 27:6Two Ulster County Barns, 36:4Voyages of Oatman: The Netherlands, 49:6Wemple Barn, 24:8Wemple Barn, 89:8Wood Lattice Bridges at Sneek, 104:8

HumorChisel Sharpness Assessment, 20:5D-I-Y, 14:2Guild Notes & Comment, 49:12Notes from the Cruck Farm, 9:11, 10:4Timber-framed chair, 61:32Uneven Bunk Displacement and the Timber Framer, 14:5

IcelandNotes & Comment (Gould Farm, UK, Iceland), 57:2

IndexesNos. 1-17, TIMBER FRAMERS NEWS, 10/85-9/90, 18:5Nos. 18-26, 12/90-12/92, 27:20Nos. 27-30, 1993, 31:16Nos. 31-34, 1994, 35:16Nos. 35-38, 1995, 39:3Nos. 39-42, 1996, 43:20Nos. 1-42, 1985-1996, 45:13Index to TIMBER FRAMING 1-54, by Subject and Author,1985-1999, 55:10Index to TIMBER FRAMING 1-66, 1985-2002, 67:14

ItalyBassano Del Grappa’s Covered Bridge, 117:7Bell Tower in the South Tyrol, 102:26Church in the Trentino–Alto Adige, 101:15Fratticci: Cabins of Italy’s Medieval Ciociaria, 88:17Some Umbrian Framing, 96:2Trusses of Abbey San Domenico, 106:24Wooden Jewel of the Langhe, 100:26

Japan and KoreaBuilding the Japanese House Today, 77:2Double Raising at Brattleboro Museum, 6:4Framer’s First Glimpse of Japan, 64:4Fukagawa School, Nagano, Japan, 32:11Gazebo in Philadelphia, 36:10 Hanshin Earthquake, 36:8Japanese Compound Layout I: Jo-go-kata, 78:12Japanese Lintel Setting Techniques, 24:6Japanese Tea House in Maryland, 51:4Korean Pavilion in D.C., 65:8Len Brackett on a Japanese Apprenticeship, 5:6


Notes & Comment: Asilomar 2000, 60:2Spiraling Dragons: The First One, 39:14Spiraling Dragons: The Other One, 40:11Sumitsuke, Heart of the Japanese Frame, 26:10Sumitsuke 2: Koya Gumi Marking, 28:10Sumitsuke 3: Koya Gumi Marking, 29:10Susameisha, Kyoto, Japan, 42:14Suzuki House, Osaka, Japan, 29:4Tale of Two Saunas, 47:9Tools: A New Japanese Saw, 93:4Vermont Museum Sets Raisings, 5:1Viewpoint for Wooden Architecture, 35:3Voyages of Brungraber: Summer, 42:10Way of the Carpenter, by William H. Coaldrake, 23:2West Coast Frame Raised in Japan, 3:4

Layout Techniques (see also Compound andRoof Joinery)

Before the Chips Fly, 7:3, 8:3, 12:7Books: Layout Worldwide. 115:2Cabildo Roof Goes Up One, Two, Three (photos), 24:10Double-Cutting and Historic Scribe Framing, 40:16French Hip Layout, 106:18French Scribe Layout, Introduction to, 34:8French Scribe II, 35:10French Scribe III, 36:18French Scribe Rule, 8:5German Marking system, 68:6German Roof Layout I, 33:14German Roof Layout II, 34:10Guild Notes & Comment:Lone Mountain Ranch ’95, 37:12Lone Mountain ’95 (cont’d), 38:14Penetang ’94, 34:13

Guild Rendezvous 1996 (Dolly Copp ’96), 42:4Industrial, Pre-Industrial Framing, 20:6Japanese Compound Layout I: Jo-go-kata, 78:12Kitchen-Sink Scribe: Live-Edge Timber Layout

for Everyone, 104:10Letters: Reconsiderations, 30:2Lordship Barn and Regulating Line Technique, 101:4Old Ways of Measuring, 44:5Plumb Line Scribe, 96:10, 97:12Products: Layout Template, 12:3Pursuing the Guitarde, 121:22Round Post, Square Beam Joinery, 41:6Scribing a Post to a Rock, 112:22Square Rule Methods, 45:4Snap-Line Square Rule Layout, 88:4Sumitsuke, Heart of the Japanese Frame, 26:10Sumitsuke 2: Koya Gumi Marking, 28:10Sumitsuke 3: Koya Gumi Marking, 29:10Timber Framing for Beginners:

III. Introduction to Layout, 63:12X. Introduction to Scribing I, 76:4X. Introduction to Scribing 2, 77:4X. Introduction to Scribing 3, 78:18

Working Out-of-Square Timber, 89:4

Log BuildingBernese Bauernhaus, 110:5Guild Rendezvous 1996 (Dolly Copp ’96), 42:4Houses of the Berner Oberland, 106:4Log Builder Speaks Out (letter), 4:2Log Building, 7:6Maine Rendezvous (Green Island ’95), 38:15Ross County Barns, 40:10 Traditional Log Building in Estonia, 107:13Visit with the Canadian Log Builders, 7:5

ObituariesMerle Adams, 121:2Mark Brandt, 62:3F. W. B. Charles, 66:2Dave Gaker, 73:2Cecil Hewett, 50:3Ed Levin, 113:4Brian Smeltz, 61:3Mark Witter, 73:2

Pegs (Pins) and PeggingBoring Essay, 67:22Capacity of Pegged Connections, 95:22Direction for Joint Design, 15:7Holding the Timber Frame Industry Together, 53:13Joint-Busting at Amherst, 45:3Load Behavior of Connections with Oak Pegs, 38:6Load Behavior of Connections with Pegs II, 39:8Making Riven Pins, 107:8Mortise and Tenon Test Suggests Joint Revision, 1:3On the Bending Strength of Pegs, 58:12Pegging Design, 28:15Topics: Pegs, 10:5

PolandRaising in Warsaw, 108:4Synagogue Roof in Poland, 101:18

Topics: Polish History Lesson, 75:2Topics: Zabludow Diary, 70:2Voyages of Oatman: Poland, 58:14

Preservation and ReconstructionAbyssinian Meeeting House, 93:10Allenstown Meetinghouse, 77:16–23Ancient Barn Surveyed (Harmondsworth), 7:6Barns of Roots America, by Richard Babcock, 33:3Brethren’s Shop, 84:25Building the BBC Ballista, 64:10Building the Norwell Crane, 64:14Building with Lime, 88:20Cabildo Roof Frame to be Built in New Hampshire, 21:1Cabildo Roof Goes Up One, Two, Three (photos), 24:10CAD for Documentation, 88:23California’s Cowell Lime Works Barn, 120:12Carpenters without Borders, 122:12Conservation and the Specialty Contractor, 88:24Documentation and Assessment Methods for Timber Structures,

111:20Edmund Burroughs House, 37:6Frame Repair Techniques, 68:8Frame 2008, 90:2Framing the Cabildo Roof, 23:8Framing on Vermont’s Lake Champlain Islands, 97:3Gaysville (Vermont) Community Church, 1863, 93:24Globe Theatre, 31:10Golden Palace Monastery, 122:4Harmondsworth Copy, 24:8Historic American Timber-Framed Steeples:

II. Restoration Strategies, 85:6Historic Framing in Northeastern North Carolina, 84:18In Appreciation of History, 67:2Industrial, Pre-Industrial Framing, 20:6Kenozero and Timber Buildings in Northwest Russia, 66:18Little Crane History, 64:18Letters: Whose Barn? 68:2Long Two-Span Wooden Bridge Under Repair, 11:10 Malabar Memories (Malabar ’95), 36:14Mortars: Portland vs. Lime, Hard Vs. Soft, 84:22Nantucket’s Second Congregational Meeting House, 93:22New Fort for 17th-Century Village, 3:2New Gates for Lock No. 36, 24:14New Globe for London, 36:5New Hope Methodist Church, 99:20New Jersey House Reconstruction, 36:4, 37:6 (photos)New Roof at Scotland’s Stirling Castle, 47:419th-Century Pavilion Reproduced (photos), 22:10Pennsylvania Barn in Central Indiana, 68:7Pegging the Big Easy, 20:3Pilgrim Dugout, 4:3Portland Observatory (letter), 103:2Preservation vs. Restoration, 31:9Projects at Old Salem, North Carolina, 84:23Rebuild of a Rebuild of 18th-century Barns, 84:22Rebuilding a Potawatomi Cabin, 82:20Reconstruction of London’s Globe, 37:2Reproducing Shakespeare’s Globe, 23:6Restoration in Romania, 66:7Restoration Objectives, 24:9Restoration Strategies, 31:12Restoration Tactics in Tunbridge, Vermont, 121:10Richard Babcock Discusses Early Barns, 2:3Structural Investigation of Historic Buildings: A Case StudyGuide to Preservation Technology for Buildings, Bridges,Towers, and Mills, by David C. Fischetti, P.E., 92:4

Riddle of Tremblay, 95:18Synagogue Roof in Poland, 101:18Timber Frame Field School at a Shaker Village, 84:14Topics:

Zabludow Diary, 70:2Respectful Restoration, 74:2

Varieties of Steeple Framing, 84:20Vermont Church Roof Frame Reproduced, 3:3Week at the Wapsipinicon Mill, 105:18Western Log Cabin Rehab, 68:5Why Preservation Matters, 97:6Wilmer’s Barn House, 93:23Windsor-Cornish Repairs Proceed, 12:10Wood Preservatives, 89:6Yin Yu Tang: Reconstructing an 18th-Century Chinese


Raising and RiggingBuilding the Norwell Crane, 64:14Cautionary Tale, 10:7Notes & Comment: Director on the Run, 76:2Double Raising at Brattleboro Museum, 6:4Erection of Church Steeples, 36:6 Letters:

Reality, 13:2Thanks, 13:2Trussed, 20:2

Lifting Apparatus Calculations, 69:29Lifting 40,000 Pounds Twice, 25:16Lifting the Ballista, 64:161989 W. Conference, Raising, 15:5Poem: “What I Want to Remember,” 106:2

Recent Raisings Ancient and Modern Style, 4:1Raising Calculations and Prep, 67:10.Raising Holes and Wing Pegs, 40:8Raising an Obelisk, 54:4Ropes and Knots, 68:18Safe Cribbing and Jacking, 119:14Safe Work Practices: IV. Height Safety for Timber Framers, 88:9Site Safety for Timber Framers, 77:10Surprising Inversion, 10:7Timber Framing for Beginners: V. Raising the Frame, 67:4Tips on Getting Them up without Breaking Anything, 5:5Varieties of Steeple Framing, 84:20Vermont Museum Sets Raisings, 5:1

RecyclingLogging the Industrial Forest, 22:6Salvage in British Columbia, 57:4

RomaniaLetters: Tools for Romania, 68:3Restoration in Romania, 66:7Wooden Vernacular Architecture in Romania, 21:10

RussiaAmerican in Russia, 30:12Kenozero and Timber Buildings in Northwest Russia, 66:18On Timber Framing, 1992, 111:2Russian Reflections (Petersburg ’92), 26:1Shtandart Shop, St. Petersburg, 28:9

SafetySafe Work Practices: IV. Height Safety for Timber Framers, 88:9Safe Work Practices: Personal Protective Equipment, 83:4Shop Safety, 80:14Site Safety for Timber Framers, 77:10

ScandinaviaDanish Country Manor Open Timber Roof, 85:16Day in Malmö, 56:20Highland Reminiscence, 52:16Norwegian Grindbygg Construction, 110:14Norwegian Wood: A Tradition in Building, by Jerri Holan, 40:3Notes & Comment (UK, Sweden, Denmark, Canada), 59:2Roof Trusses for Great Room in Stubbegarden, 84:32Tale of Two Saunas, 47:9Visit to Finland, 62:19(Norwegian Gazebo), 66: 32

ScotlandAftermath, 50:20Bonnie Trip to the Land of Chips, 50:4Highland Fling, 50:14Highland Reminiscence, 52:16Goldberg’s Highland Journal, 51:9Less Cackling, More Eggs! 50:8New Roof at Scotland’s Stirling Castle, 47:4Serious Challenge, 50:12

SharpeningBefore the Chips Fly (sharpening), 10:6Chisel Sharpness Assessment, 20:5Confessions of a Tool Merchant, 9:6Lee’s Chiselology, 9:6Sharp Look at Stones, 9:10Sharpening Chains, 11:8 Toishi (stones), 8:6

South and Central AmericaA Little Trouble in Paradise, 114:4Pavilion in Suriname, 79:12Quaker Meetinghouse in Costa Rica, 108:22Restoring Sts. Peter and Paul Cathedralin Paramaribo, 100:5Timber Framing in Suriname, 75:16

Southeast AsiaGolden Palace Monastery, 122:4House Building in Donggo, 16:6

SwitzerlandBernese Bauernhaus, 110:5Houses of the Berner Oberland, 106:4Structural-Ridge Swiss Roofs, 114:14

Timber Design and EngineeringAdvanced Joinery Questions, 13:15Allowable Stresses Proposed for Oak Timbers, 6:5Basic Beam Sizing, 99:7Basic Design Issues in Timber Frame Engineering II, 87:6Basic Design Issues in Timber Frame Engineering, 86:16Behavior of Connections Commentary, 39:11Bracing Exchange, 71:2Brief Reviews: Bell, Kelley, Haupt, 32:3Building the Norwell Crane, 64:14Capacity of Load-Bearing Housings, 109:4Capacity of Pegged Connections, 95:22


Carribean Timber Framing, 91:14Close Spacing of Trusses, 67:24Covered Bridge Truss Engineering, 105:10Cruck Apexes, 24:9Design of a Spiral Stair, 57:14Direction for Joint Design, 15:7Dogleg Framing, 120:22Dropping 115,000 Pounds, 25:16Engineered Tension Joinery, 23:10Engineered Timber Connectors, 110:12Engineering Allenstown, 77:20Engineering, Brutally Basic and Applied, 13:16Engineering Concepts for Timber and Joinery Design, 79:18Engineering the Speed River Bridge, 25:12Engineering a Steeple Restoration, 89:18Engineers, Bolts and Glulam, 15:7Frame Engineering, 30:7Frame 2008, 90:2Geometrical Design in Historic Welsh Frames, 70:4German Code Provisions for Mortises and Tenons Loaded

in Shear, 110:20Good Vibrations: A Practitioner’s Guide, 96:20Grading Structural Timbers, New and Old, 113:12Guild Notes & Comment:Nacogdoches ’94, 32:12Rindge ’93, 29:13

Hammer-Beam Roofs I, 48:12Hammer-Beam Roofs II, 49:2Historic American Roof Trusses:

I. Scissor Trusses, 69:4II. Queenpost Trusses, 71:12III. Kingpost Trusses, 72:16IV. Composite and Raised Bottom Chord Trusses, 74:4V. The Evolution of Roof Trusses

Historic American Timber Joinery, A Graphic Guide:I. Tie Below Plate, 55:4II. Tie at Plate, 56:8III. Sill and Floor Joints, 57:6IV. Wall and Brace Joints, 58:6V. Roof Joinery Excluding Trusses, 59:6VI. Scarf Joints. 60:10

Historic Scissor Truss Analysis, 69:15Historic Queenpost Truss Analysis, 71:21(Historic) Kingpost Truss Engineering,

an Addendum, 73:24(Historic) Composite and Raised Bottom Chord

Truss Engineering, 74:20How Structures Work: Design and Behaviour From Bridges to

Buildings, by David Yeomans, 94:2Joint Busting at Amherst, 45:3Joint Busting at Frame 2008 (photos), 90:4Joinery Decisions, 27:10Joint Engineering, 38:10Joint Engineering II, 39:12Keyed Through-Tenon Performance, 121:16Laterally Loaded Timber Frames:

I. One-Story Frame Behavior, 62:2II. Two-Story Frame Behavior, 63:8III. Sheathed Frame Behavior, 64:10IV. SIP Connection Behavior, 65:24V. Modeling the Strength and Stiffness

of a 1S1B Frame, 66:4Lateral Stiffness, an Exchange, 63:2Letters:

And More on Purlin Plates, 64:2[Bending scarfed beams], 99:2Bending Scarfed Beams, 100:2Charles Landau Replies, 28:5Ed Levin Replies, 28:6Joinery, 28:3More on Purlin Plates, 62:3Rolling Plates? 40:2Why Timber-Framed Walls? 64:3

Liegender Stuhl Roof Style, 108:12Lifting Apparatus Calculations, 69:29Load Behavior of Connections with Oak Pegs, 38:6 Load Behavior of Connections with Pegs II, 39:8Mechanically Laminated Beams, 93:14Miscellaneous Joint Addendum, 105:16Mortise and Tenon Test Suggests Joint Revision, 1:3Notched vs. Mortised Joinery, 43:4Old West Church Amended, 114:8Optimal Conversion of Logs to Timbers, 118:6Paedomorphosis, 91:6Pegging Design, 28:15Pegs, 10:5Play Structure Design and Safety, 94:20Problem of Long Timbers, 16:3Professor Brungraber Lectures, 2:5 Q& A: Bracing Exchange, 71:2Reciprocal Frame Architecture, by Olga Popovic Larsen, 91:2Resistance to Uplift and Overturning in Timber-Framed

Steeples, 112:24Reverse Top Plate Assembly, 77:24Round Post, Square Beam Joinery, 41:6Scarf Joint Addendum, 98:4Shape of Structure, 104:4Solving a Structural Enigma: Westminster Hall’s

Hammer Beam Roof, 30:4

Some [Engineering] Applications, 13:16Standards, 16:10Structural Investigation of Historic Buildings: A Case StudyGuide to Preservation Technology for Buildings, Bridges,Towers, and Mills, by David C. Fischetti, P.E., 92:4

Super Joint, 2:1Testing Scarf Joints in Bending, 98:6Three Who Beat the Buster, 17:3Timber Construction for Architects and Builders,

by Eliot Goldstein with Stephen Smulski, 52:20 Timber Solutions Manual, by David W. Duquette, 45:2Timber Frame Foundations, 17:11Timber Framing for Beginners:

VII. When roofs Collide 1, 70:14VIII. When Roofs Collide 2, 71:4When Roofs Collide 3, 73:4 IV. The Power of the Tangent, 90:16V. More Powers of the Tangent, 92:6

Timber Framing a Round Barn, 90:8Timber Grading, or “Select” Timber Has Knots, 101:8Timber Joinery Addendum I, 89:17Traditional Frame Engineering, an Exchange, 61:4Triple-Bypass Tying Joint, 106:26Two Reciprocal Frame Gazebos, 113:16Tying Joint Addendum, 104:22Tying Joint Evolution, 36:12Variation on the English Tying Joint:, 14:6

Variation II, 21:16Variation III, 23:12Variation IV, 26:16Variation V, 27:18Variation VI, 28:20Variation VII, 30:16Variation VIII, 33:16Variation IX, 35:13Variation X, 38:20

Visit to the Forbidden City, 94:5Western Conference Surveys Design, Joinery,

Business (Timberline ’88), 11:4When Good Timbers Go Bad, 107:18Why Are We Still Pushing Polygons? 100:14Why Do We Build Timber-Framed Walls? 62:2Writers Theatre Dovetail Joinery, 119:8

ToolsAdzed Beams, 28:13Axe Culture. 115:24Building the Norwell Crane, 64:14Building a Timber Frame Model, 115:10Drawing a Frame in SketchUp, 94:5Early Mortising Technology, 22:12Four Portable Chain Mortisers, 91:10Handsaw Primer, 63:18Helving a Broadaxe, 64:20How to Make a Commander, 61:14Junior Crane, 23:5Layout Template, 12:3Leaf Springs, 24:9Letters:

Four mortisers, 92:5Keeping One’s Head, 66:2Hands and Machines, 51:3Mortiser, 7:2

Milling Your Own Timbers, 92:20New Tools and Materials at Show, 5:7Rendezvous ’02 (Norwell Crane), 64:24Rope Comealongs, 9:11Timber Frame Nerds? 45:12Timber Framing for Beginners: I. The Tool Kit, 61:6Time Machine for Learning, 64:21Tool Show and Tell, 13:15Tools: A New Japanese Saw, 93:4Tools: Tracksaw for Timbers, 111:4Topics:

Eyes Wide Shut, Spar Wars, 53:2Handwork, 47:3King Ludd, or the Road Ahead? 49:2More on Handwork, 52:2Pythagorean 345, 48:20

Way of the Carpenter, by William H. Coaldrake, 23:2

Trébuchets and BallistasAftermath, 50:20Bonnie Trip to the Land of Chips, 50:4Building the Lexington Bellifortis, 44:10Building the BBC Ballista, 65:10Design Considerations for a Large Trébuchet, 44:12Graeco-Roman Throwing Catapult, 64:18Highland Fling, 50:14Highland Reminiscence, 52:16How I Spent My Spring Vacation, 44:15Goldberg’s Highland Journal, 51:9Less Cackling, More Eggs! 50:8Lifting the Ballista, 64:16Serious Challenge, 50:12Trébuchet for Virginia Military Institute, 44:8

Turkey and EgyptWooden Houses of Istanbul, 109:14Raising an Obelisk, 54:4

WindmillsMill Timber Framing, 44:3Visit with Jim Kricker, 54:10

Wood ScienceAllowable Stresses Proposed for Oak Timbers, 6:5Choosing Wood Species, 96:3End Sealers, 4:2Glulams Looking Smoother, 24:16Grading Structural Timbers, New and Old, 113:12Grading Workshop Success, 11:9Lessons of the Woodlot, 75:6Letters:

Dendrochronology, 33:2Long Timber, 16:2Maple, 7:2PEG 1000: Degrade Prevention, 14:5

Sapwood and Water, 43:10Stress Values to be Established for Oak Timbers, 3:2Testing Committee Report, 11:8Testing Scarf Joints in Bending, 98:6Timber Construction for Architects and Builders,

by Eliot Goldstein with Stephen Smulski, 52:20Timber Grading, or “Select” Timber Has Knots, 101:8Visual Stress Grading Revisited, 14:6Wood Decay (letter), 103:3Wood Decay and Protection, 100:18Wood Preservatives, 89:6Wood Protection by Design, 103:21

Abrams, JohnMerle Adams, 121:2Restructuring for the Long Term, 56:18

Acheson, ReesHip and Valley Framing II, 19:5

Acorn Timber FramesWaterfront Studio, 51:5St. George’s Anglican Church, 45:9

Adams, MerlePeople’s Choice Award, Asilomar ’01, 60:32Restructuring for the Long Term, 56:18Letters: Timber Tax, 24:2Reflections on Foam Panels and a Site-Built System, 23:4Logging the Industrial Forest, 22:6All-Day Workshops Introduced, 21:3Fire, 29:121990 W. Conference, Raising, 15:5

Addey-Jibb, DanielRestoration in Romania, 66:7

Aguilar, RaulWhy Are We Still Pushing Polygons? 100:14

Allocca, ThomasBassano Del Grappa’s Covered Bridge, 117:7Trusses of Abbey San Domenico, 106:24Wood Lattice Bridges at Sneek, 104:8Bell Tower in the South Tyrol, 102:26Church in the Trentino–Alto Adige, 101:15Wooden Jewel of the Langhe, 100:26Fratticci: Cabins of Italy’s Medieval Ciociaria, 88:17

Alston, Leigh and John McCannTimber-Framed Dovecote in Suffolk, 52:4

Amandi, Oliver and Markus BrunnFraming the Montebello Pavilion, 71:23

Anderson, Al Board Candidate biography, 12:8

Anderson, ChasLetters: Injustice, 15:2

Anderson, MichaelLearning from Sea Ranch, 43:12 Susameisha, Kyoto, Japan, 42:14Spiraling Dragons: The Other One, 40:11Spiraling Dragons: The First One, 39:14Hanshin Earthquake, 36:8Sumitsuke 3: Koya Gumi Marking, 29:10Suzuki House, Osaka, Japan, 29:4Sumitsuke 2: Koya Gumi Marking, 28:10Sumitsuke, Heart of the Japanese Frame, 26:10Japanese Lintel Setting Techniques, 24:6Books:Way of the Carpenter, by William H. Coaldrake, 23:2

Arvin, JeffReflections on the Business Council, 45:11Round Post, Square Beam Joinery, 41:6Board Holds Annual Meeting (Fort Worden ’89), 15:1 Timber Frame for Humanity, 13:1Engineering, Brutally Basic and Applied, 13:16Books: Secrets of the Old Growth Forests, by David Kelly,13:10 Untimber Framing, Variations on the Heavy Frame, 12:4Board Candidate biography, 12:8 Collaborative Workshop Planned, 11:10Midwest Considers Chapters, 8:1Topics: Culture (Len Brackett), 7:2Panel Installation, 7:6

Index by Author


Topics: Ventilation, 6:6Panel Tests Questioned Sharply, 3:3

Auclair, ClaudeD-I-Y Cathedral in Québec. 80:32

Augustin, Ralf and Martin H. KesselLoad Behavior of Connections with Pegs II, 39:8Load Behavior of Connections with Oak Pegs, 38:6

Bahler, David Structural-Ridge Swiss Roofs, 114:14Bernese Bauernhaus, 110:5Houses of the Berner Oberland, 106:4Elementary Building Geometry, 99:16

Baker, Emerson W.Archaeology and Architecture at the Chadbourne

Site (1643-1690), 72:6Baker, Frank

SIPs, Continued (letter), 103:2Board Candidate biography, 12:8

Barbour, ThomPolish History Lesson, 75:2

Karl Bareis with Paul Oatman and Bill Hurley California’s Cowell Lime Works Barn, 120:12

Barlow, Bob and FayeTricks of the Trade, 9:10

Bartlett, DanOne Man’s Castle, Bell-Tower, N.H., 26:9

Batton, BartMarketing, 9:5

Beemer, WillBooks: Layout Worldwide; French Carpentry, 115:2Making Riven Pins, 107:8Books: Advanced Timber Framing, by Steve Chappell,107:2French Apprentice Tour, 105:4Choosing Wood Species, 96:3When Roofs Collide: V. More Powers of the Tangent, 92:6IV. The Power of the Tangent, 90:16

When Roofs Collide 3, 73:4 When roofs Collide 2, 71:4When roofs Collide 1, 70:14

Timber Framer’s Tour de France 2007, 86:8Safe Work Practices: Personal Protective Equipment, 83:4Framespotting UK 2006, 82:22Shop Safety, 80:14Our Own Tour de France, 69:18A Framer’s First Glimpse of Japan, 64:4Timber Framing for Beginners:

X. Introduction to Scribing 3, 78:18X. Introduction to Scribing 2, 77:4 X. Introduction to Scribing 1, 76:4IX. When Roofs Collide 3, 73:4

VIII. When roofs Collide 2, 71:4VII. When roofs Collide 1, 70:14VI. Glossary of Terms, 68:12 V. Raising the Frame, 67:4 IV. When the Chips Fly, 66:10III. Introduction to Layout, 63:12II. Ten Factors in Timber Frame Design, 62:11I. The Tool Kit, 61:6

Guild Rendezvous 1996 (Dolly Copp ’96), 42:4Guild Notes & Comment:

Frame 2008, 90:2Apprenticeship, 88:2Grants, 41:16Lone Mountain ’95, 38:14Lone Mountain ’95, 37:12Penetang ’94, 34:13Nacogdoches ’94, 32:12Rindge ’93, 29:13

Books: Build a Classic Timber-Framed House,by Jack A. Sobon, 32:2

Beemer, Will and Gordon MacdonaldSafe Work Practices IV: Height Safety for Timber Framers, 88:9

Beffeyte, RenaudA Serious Challenge, 50:12

Beggs, CollinTopics: More on Handwork, 52:2

Bennett, Peter T. and W. Bradshaw SwansonLetters: Reality, 13:2

Bennett, SandyShtandart Shop, St. Petersburg, 28:9 A Trig Guide for the Perplexed, 14:4

Benson, Tedd Paedomorphosis, 91:6Letters: Tedd Benson replies, 27:3Crafting the Future of Our Craft: Paradigms and

Principles, 26:13Board Candidate biography, 12:9Confessions of a Tool Merchant, 9:6Forest Experts Confirm the Worst, 9:8Books: Barns of the Genesee Country, by Daniel Fink, 8:6A Timber Framing Revival in England? 7:4

Bjork, Phil1990 W. Conference, The Future, 15:4

Board of DirectorsLetter from the Board of Directors of the TFGNA toThose Responsible for the National Forests and Bureau ofLand Management Timberlands of the United States, 9:9

Bobb, SteveSlide Show Second Opinion, 2:3

Bonin, JeremyEnglish Frame Typology Primer, 91:20

Bosies, Sharon1989 W. Conference, Design: Practice, 15:4 Topics: End Sealers, 4:2

Bower, JohnA Primer for Healthy House Construction, 20:4

Boyle, DanApproach to Frame Repair, 84:21

Brackett, LenBusiness Roundtable, 59:16’Inimim News, 40:24’Inimim Progress Report, 27:15Pioneer Forest Plan Progresses in California, 22:8 Forest Management Plan Agreement Signed by Guild,18:10Guild Answers Forest Service on Old-Growth, 12:2Board Candidate biography, 12:9

Brandt, MarcusHenry Antes House, 40:9 Central Moravian Church, 31:11Marriage of Timber and Stone, 28:13

Bremer, ClarkQ& A: A Bracing Exchange, 71:2

Brennan, KristenBelgian Barns III: Ter Doest, 62:16Belgian Barns II, 61:20Belgian Barns I, 60:24A Day in Malmö, 56:20

Bridgman, CraigToward Effective Client Relations, 110:10

Brill, DavidA Canadian Work Party (photos), 25:11Cabildo Roof Goes Up One, Two, Three (photos), 24:10Habitat Photos, 13:6-10

Brillant, FredericFrench Miscellany, 24:8

Brittain, Bruce Letters: Keeping One’s Head, 66:2Letters: Flaunting Wealth (An Exchange), 108:3

Brock, Peter S.Design, Framework for Craft, 17:4

Brooks, DennisLetters: Misprinting, 51:3

Brower, JackLawyer-Wellner House, New York State, 26:8

Brown, LauraRaising in Warsaw, 108:4

Brown, RickA Time Machine for Learning, 64:21Raising an Obelisk, 54:4

Brown, WylyHighland Reminiscence, 52:16

Brunel, SamAnd Some [Engineering] Applications, 13:16

Brungraber, BenDogleg Framing, 120:22Letters: Flaunting Wealth (An Exchange), 108:3Portland Observatory, 103:2When Good Timbers Go Bad, 107:18Portland Observatory (letter), 103:2Books: How Structures WorkCitations, 92:5Books: Reciprocal Framing, 91:2Joint Busting at Frame 2008 (photos), 90:4Business Roundtable, 59:16Topics: King Ludd, or the Road Ahead? 49:2Voyages of Brungraber: Summer, 42:10; Winter, 41:12Pegging Design, 28:15Visit to Germany, 27:4On Dropping 115,000 Pounds, 25:16Engineered Tension Joinery, 23:10Pegging the Big Easy, 20:3Chisel Sharpness Assessment, 20:5 Board Candidate biography, 12:9Hints on How to Run the Railroad, 11:7Tallest Timber Frame, 9:12Log Building, 7:6Allowable Stresses Proposed for Oak Timbers, 6:5

Brungraber, Ben and Annette DeyGerman Code Provisions for Mortises and Tenons

Loaded in Shear, 110:20Brungraber, Ben and Dave Schroeder

Good Vibrations: A Practitioner’s Guide, 96:20Brungraber, Ben and Joe Miller

Mechanically Laminated Beams, 93:14Brunn, Markus and Oliver Amandi

Framing the Montebello Pavilion, 71:23Bryant, David

Derrick House, New York State, 32:9 Buck, Jim

Contracts and Estimating, 9:6Recent Raisings Ancient and Modern Style, 4:1

Buck, Timothy Jr.And a Cautionary Tale, 10:7

Buckle, SteveHahn House, Ontario, 32:8

Buckner, EdwardOak and the Pine Tree Mentality, 24:16

Buckwalter, LeonZabludow Diary, 70:2In Appreciation of History, 67:2

Burch, ElliotUneven Bunk Displacement and the Timber Framer,14:5

Buttner, DennisHouse, Illinois, 42:15

Buzerak, Michael and JoanCaverly House, Petersburg, N.Y., 21:6

Candee, Richard M.Warner House, 72:4

Carew, D.L.R.Conference Returns to Rensselaer (Troy ’91), 19:1Conference Success at Troy (Troy ’90), 17:1Products: Layout Template, 12:3

Carlon, DaveLayout Template, 13:3

Carpentier, DonEvolution of a Craftsman, 97:4Moving the First Universalist Church of Duanesburg, 81:13

Carr, MikeFramer’s Journal: Hudson Valley Barns, 41:20

Carradine, David, Scott M. Kent and Frank WoesteSIPs and SSPs are Not the Same, 60:8

Cartrette, KatherineHabitat Designs Revised, 11:3

Caston, Philip S. C.Erlenbach Bridge Bicentennial, 122:19Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 4, 119:20Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 3, 118:20Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 2, 117:14Medieval Germanic Roof Structures 1, 116:12A Grand Old Lady Keeps Her Hat, 114:22Mathematical Bridge at Queens’ College, Cambridge, 113:6Chinese Covered Bridges, 112:8

Chambers, Robert W.Business Home Truths, 15:3 Letters: A Log Builder Speaks Out, 4:2

Chapman, CherylKicking Horse Bridge (photos), 62:4

Chappell, SteveSecond Western Conference Draws 140 to Timberline

(Timberline ’88), 7:1Trade Fair Enlivens Conference, 2:3

Chauvin, TimA Visit to the Forbidden City, 94:12Letters: Advertising, Maybe, 22:2System for Emergencies, 22:9 (with Wynter Chauvin)“House Makers” Reviewed, 15:2

Christian, RudyGolden Palace Monastery, 122:4Combining Tradition and Technology,

A Pavilion for Cleveland Church, 117:22Timber Frame Field School at a Shaker Village, 84:14Timber Frame Victim of Katrina, 81:17Gulf Coast Visit, 79:2Q&A: Bracing Exchange, 71:2The German Marking system, 68:6Business Roundtable, 59:16Old Ways of Measuring, 44:5Mortise Clues, 36:5 Malabar Memories (Malabar ’95), 36:14Letters: Reconsiderations, 30:2Forebay Floor Framing, 28:13Three Who Beat the Buster, 17:3Tool Show and Tell, 13:15Advanced Joinery Questions, 13:15Before the Chips Fly (layout), 12:7Board Candidate biography, 12:9Letters: Education, 11:2Before the Chips Fly (sharpening), 10:6Before the Chips Fly (layout), 8:3 Before the Chips Fly (layout), 7:3Super Joint, 2:1

Churchill, RandyLetters: For Guild and Council, 46:2

Clark, TerryAn American in Russia, 30:12

Closen, MaxEngineered Timber Connectors, 110:12Structural Screw Technology, 109:18

Collins, JimDog House, Pennsylvania, 42:15

Collins, WilliamGuelph ’92, the Story of a Bridge, 25:4

Collins, RickEarthquakes and Early Timber Frames, 111:24Books: Oak’s Importance, 92:2Topics: Respectful Restoration, 74:2

Collins, Rick and Adrienne WalkerRebuilding a Potawatomi Cabin, 82:20

Conwill, Joseph D.Covered Bridge Loading (letters), 110:4Covered Bridge Truss Types, 102:14Long Truss Bridge Framing. 87:4Howe Truss Goes Low-Tech, 85:20Burr Truss Bridge Framing, 78:4Paddleford Truss, 75:12


Courbet, GusNotes from the Cruck Farm, 10:4Notes from the Cruck Farm, 9:11

Courtenay, Lynn T. Medieval Roof Carpentry: Charpente Lambrissée, 72:8

Cox, BrianWood Preservatives, 89:6

Crabtree, MarkGuelph Bridge (panoramic photo), 25:8Habitat Frames (panoramic photo), 13:4

Cranston Timber FramesMartha’s Vineyard Horse Barn, 54:24

Crocco, David G.Plain Language Contracts, 40:4

Cuba, Michael J.The Old West Church Amended, 114:8Lost in Translation: Early Square Rule Framing in Central

Vermont, 111:10Cundiff, Tom

CAD for Documentation, 88:23Currier, Nancy J.

Topics: The Best We Can Do, 55:2Forest Update ’97, 44:2Forest Bathing, 29:3 Organic Circles, 25:8

Notes & Comment (Forests), 42:18Daley, Dan

Selected Short Subjects, 13:15Design Workshop Reviewed, 11:8

Darm, SeanBooks: A Pictorial History of Chinese Architecture,

by Liang Su-Ch’eng, 11:3Dauerty, David J.

Square Rule Methods, 45:4St. Peter’s Church, 40:9

David, GeraldRaising in Warsaw, 108:4Nantucket’s Second Congregational Meeting House, 93:22

Daviss, BennettCan a Building Heal a Community? 33:8

Denton, Will and Joe MillerWriters Theatre Dovetail Joinery, 119:8

Deplume, NormanNew Venue for Western Conference (Big Sky,1991), 22:1Cabildo Roof Frame to be Built in New Hampshire, 21:1National Conference Set for June, 15:1 Building Expert Challenges Timber Framers, 13:3 Katherine Cartrette Discusses Methods and

Considerations, 13:13 Conference Preparations Complete, 12:11989 Conference Scheduled, 10:1 National Conference Reaches Out (Elizabethtown, ’88), 9:1Elizabethtown Conference Arranged, 8:1

Derby, JimBooks: Crafting Frames of Timber, by Michael Beaudry, 95:2Books: Historic Barns of Northern Utah, by Lisa Duskin-Goede and Elaine Thatcher and Historic Barns ofSoutheastern Idaho, by Lisa Duskin-Goede, 87:2

Dey, AnnetteGerman Code Provisions for Mortises and Tenons Loaded

in Shear, 110:20Dickson, Nancy

Salvage in British Columbia, 57:4Dikland, Philip and Carel van Hest

Restoring Sts. Peter and Paul Cathedral in Paramaribo, 100:5Timber Framing in Suriname, 75:16

Dodge, GlennPlumb Line Scribe, 96:10, 97:12

Doering, CarolD-I-Y in Alberta, 53:8

Donahoe, Toni and BobTale of a Twister: Frame Put to Test, 4:4

Dougherty, ThomasTopics: Design for Longevity, 120:8

Duke, Violet L.Letters: Engineering, 16:2A Geometer’s Delight, 11:5Timber Framing in Germany, 9:4

Dunbar, DickLetters: Design, 21:2 Letters: Maple, 7:2

Dunn, GaryTopics: Standards, 16:10

Eaton, DougHelving a Broadaxe, 64:20Handsaw Primer, 63:18Light Frame Durability, 61:16

Elliott, StewartConfessions of a Timber Frame Salesman, 111:16Reflections on Embodied Energy, 113:27

Ellison, IanErvey House, Massachusetts, 32:10

Empfield, JeffreyTimber Framing in Nepal, 92:12

Endersby, Eric and Alex GreenwoodThe Riddle of Tremblay, 95:18

Ensminger, BobVariant Log Sweitzer Barns in Pennsylvania, 48:5

Epworth, KenLetters: Whose Barn? 68:2

Erikson, Rob and Dick SchmidtLaterally Loaded Timber Frames:

V. Modeling the Strength and Stiffness of a 1S1B Frame, 66:4

IV. SIP Connection Behavior, 65:24III. Sheathed Frame Behavior, 64:10II. Two-Story Frame Behavior, 63:8 I. One-Story Frame Behavior, 62:2

Ezzell, LiField Report, 27:16

Fast, LarryDesign of a Spiral Stair, 57:14

Fischetti, David C.Engineering a Steeple Restoration, 89:18Conservation and the Specialty Contractor, 88:24Projects at Old Salem, North Carolina, 84:23

Fletcher, RachelProportioning Systems and the Timber Framer, 18:8

Flynt, WilliamDendrochronology for Timber Frame Dating

in the Northeast, 81:18Fogel, Alice B

Poem: “What I Want to Remember,” 106:2Forsaith, Richard

. . . And a New One (Chrishall, Essex), 19:3Fox, James Howard

Wildcat Cliffs Fitness Centre, 21:7Freeman, Paul

TFG-TFBC Merger, A Virtual Roundtable, 116:2Freeman, Paul and Randall Walter

Timber Frame Nerds? 45:12Gardner, Bruce L.

Pricing the Work, 17:12 Topics: Promotion, 6:6Education Committee Minutes, 2:5

Garlow, JohnPEG 1000: Degrade Prevention, 14:5

Garvin, James L.Allenstown Meetinghouse, 77:16Building Frames for the West Indies, 72:6

Garvey, ShaunRebuild of a Rebuild of 18th-century Barns, 84:22

Gee, NewmanShip’s Knees, 24:9

Gibson, JasonSwing-Beam Barn Working Drawing, 109:8

Gilbert, Ryan Topics: Timber Frames and Fire, 73:3

Glassco, JulianaSymbolism and Ritual in Compagnonnage, 116:7

Goldberg, MikeGoldberg’s Highland Journal, 51:9

Grassi, RobertMill Timber Framing, 44:3

Green, Thomas O.Letters: Merit Badge, 16:2

Greenwood, AlexThe Other English Barn, 116:20A Little Trouble in Paradise, 114:4The Riddle of Tremblay, 95:18 (with Elric Endersby)Corncribs in the Delaware Valley, 48:4New Jersey House Reconstruction, 36:4

Greif, Andy Call for Abstracts, 11:2Sharp Look at Stones, 9:10

Grier, RossDepartment of Clarification, 42:20

Griswold, James W. A Guide to Medieval English Tithe Barns

Guilhemjouan, MarcFrench Scribe III, 36:18French Scribe II, 35:10Introduction to French Scribe Layout, 34:8

Gusakov, WillA Sojourn with the Compagnons, 97:20

Haarmann, Peter F.Long Island, N.Y.,Where Dutch and English Meet, 31:8Long Island Roof Framing, 28:12

Hadden, RobD-I-Y Down Under III, 87:10D-I-Y Down Under II, 74:22Letters: Why Timber-Framed Walls? 64:3D-I-Y Down Under, 58:18

Hall, ChrisJapanese Compound Layout I. Jo-go-kata (Hoppers), 78:12II. Hashira Shiho Tate Korobi (Splayed Post Work), 79:4III. The Sawhorse in the Roof, 80:4

Hall, MarjorieA Little Crane History, 64:18

Hambruch, DennisFour mortisers, 92:5

Hamilton, L.Who’s Who (letter), 9:2

Hamilton, Scott G.Dedication (letter), 10:2

Hammond, Joseph W.The 18th-Century Church Designs of Robert Smith, 73:16

Hand, Jay and Jay Welborn19th-Century Pavilion Reproduced (photos), 22:10

Harnsberger, Douglas and Nancy KrausVirginia Church, with Liegender, 108:18

Harvard, Peter M.Site Planning and Site Inventory, 26:5

Hedges, Bob, with Peter SinclairRaising Holes and Wing Pegs, 40:8

Henrikson, PeterNorwegian Grindbygg Construction, 110:14

Hess, James, with Peter SmithAdaptive Reuse in Massachusetts, 118:9

Hewett, Cecil A.English Barns with Nailed Wind Braces, 47:14Baythorne Hall (A Revision), 46:20An Old English Joint, 34:16Capitals, Scarfs and the Interdict, 33:4

Highland, Sarah K.Books: Architecture of Relationship, 113:2Kitchen-Sink Scribe: Live-Edge Timber Layout

for Everyone, 104:10Visit with a Collector-Craftsman, 98:22Play Structure Design and Safety, 94:20Plastered Straw Bale Enclosures for Timber Frames, 82:6

Hill, KatieCovered Bridge Loading (letter), 110:4

Hillbrand, DeaneHomage to the Queenpost Truss, 121:20

Hindman, Daniel and Jim DiStefanoKeyed Through-Tenon Performance, 121:16

Hochstetler, LeviMedications (letter), 8:2

Holder, WhitSnap-Line Square Rule Layout, 88:4

Home, JimGlulams Looking Smoother, 24:16

Hoppe, ChrisQ& A: A Bracing Exchange, 71:2

Howard, RichardViews of Concord Workshop (photos), 14:3

Howell, CharlesLetters: From the Troops, 27:2

Huber, GregWemple Barn, 89:8Letters: A Farewell to Freddie, 66:2Mammoth Lesson, 52:3Pennsylvania Barn in New Jersey, 48:5Dutch Barn Wood Species, 46:8Cantilevered Dutch-American Barns, 43:818th-Century Ulster Co. Lap Dovetail Dutch Barns, 41:9Two Ulster County Barns, 36:4Mammoth in Monmouth County, 24:13Wemple Barn, 24:8

Hume, KenVisit to Finland, 62:19

Hurley, Bill with Paul Oatman and Karl BareisCalifornia’s Cowell Lime Works Barn, 120:12

Hunsberger, LeeTopics: A Rookie’s Diary, 118:2

Ireton, KevinWhat is Fine Home Building? 40:18Tidewater Virginia, 9:7

Josh Jackson Scribing a Post to a Rock, 112:22Two Reciprocal Frame Gazebos (with Adam Riley), 113:16

Jacob, JakeBooks: Master’ s Guide to Timber Framing, 101:2

Jacoby, KevinIn Memoriam: Ed Levin, 113:4

James, RoderickLake House, Gloucestershire, 21:7

Jin, YuxiangChinese Traditional Framing III, 20:8Chinese Traditional Framing II, 17:8 Chinese Traditional Framing, 16:8

Johansen, MikkelDanish Country Manor Open Timber Roof, 85:16Roof Trusses for Great Room in Stubbegaarden, 84:32

Jones, AdrianStructural Insulated Panels, an Exchange, 99:2Are SIPS Neccessary? 99:14Notes & Comment: Providing Value, 97:2Against Entropy, 84:2

Joyce, Cynda WarrenAlexander Knight House, 109:10

Just, PeterHouse Building in Donggo, 16:6

Kearns, JimTimber Framing a Round Barn, 90:8

Keir, BillBooks:Green Oak in Construction, 85:2Books: Oak-Framed Buildings, 81:2Business Roundtable, 59:16Books: A Guide to Medieval English Tithe Barns, 55:24Topics: Spar Wars, 53:3Letters: Trussed, 20:2

Kelley, Seth New Hope Methodist Church, 99:20


Kent, Scott M., David Carradine and Frank WoesteSIPs and SSPs are Not the Same, 60:8

Keroux, BuckMoisture Control, 9:4

Kessel, Martin H. and Ralf AugustinLoad Behavior of Connections with Pegs II, 39:8Load Behavior of Connections with Oak Pegs, 38:6

Kirby, SamMaine Rendezvous (Green Island ’95), 38:15 Natural Straw-Clay Wall Systems, 35:6

Kiwak, KevinTimber Framing for the Homestead, 107:4

Kohler, JoeBooks: Consumer Guide to Home Energy Savings,

by Alex Wilson, 20:2Kohler, Joe and Dan Lewis

Timber Frame Heating and Ventilation, 18:6Kovacik, John

Ellessdie Chapel, 48:7Krattinger, William and Molly McDonald

Swing-Beam Barn in So. Washington Co., N.Y., 103:4Kraus, Nancy and Douglas Harnsberger

Virginia Church, with Liegender, 108:18Kricker, James and Stephen G. Young

High Horse Wheel, 31:10Landau, Charles

Letters: Charles Landau replies, 28:5Joinery Decisions, 27:10Infill System for the Lancy House, 21:9West Coast Frame Raised in Japan, 3:4

Landau, JudithLancy House, Bainbridge Island, Washington, 21:8Nash House, Port Townsend, Washington, 17:101990 W. Conference, Design: Theory, 15:4 Letters: Thanks, 13:2

Laine, MikeTou-Kung and China’s Wooden Monuments, 98:14

Lane, Darryl and Alfredo Rico Rico House, Ontario, 18:1

Lang, JeremyWestchester House, N.Y., 21:6

Lange, NormanTopics: Insurance, 22:9

Lanoue, David E.Wilmer’s Barn House, 93:23Brethren’s Shop, 84:25General Ashley House, 68:4Composite Massachusetts Barn, 36:4

Laporte, RobertLetters: Straw-Clay, 36:2Panel Panel Delivers Report, 2:4

Larson, John1700s Germanic Framing in Moravian Salem. N.C., 84:4

Latané, TomHands and Machines, 51:3

Lawrence, SteveThe Sky Pilot Suspension Bridge, 118:14

Lawrence, Steve, Paul Price and Ken RowerA New Roof at Scotland’s Stirling Castle, 47:4

Lawson, RichardCabildo Goes Up One, Two, Three (photos), 24:10Harmondsworth Copy, 24:8

Lee, Lance Craft as Myth in Modern Communities, 28:7

Lee, LeonardLee’s Chiselology (sharpening), 9:6

Lehmer, DaleBarn Dismantling, 31:8Taking Down Timber Barns, 32:4

Leik, Charles (with Fred Will)Split Barns of Somerset County, Pa., 112:4

Leonard, George M.Forest Service Replies Again on Old-Growth, 13:2Forest Service Answers Guild on Old-Growth, 11:2

Leviatin, DavidShape of Structure, 104:4Scribe Rule, Square Rule, Democracy and CNC, 102:2The Lordship Barn and Regulating Line Technique, 101:4

Levin, EdOn Timber Framing, 1992 (posthumous), 111:2Covered Bridge Truss Engineering, 105:10Synagogue Roof in Poland, 101:18Basic Beam Sizing, 99:7Books: Preservation Technology, 92:4Recovering Allenstown, 77:22Engineering Allenstown, 77:20Composite and Raised Bottom Chord Truss Engineering, 74:20Kingpost Truss Engineering, an Addendum, 73:24Historic Queenpost Truss Analysis, 71:21Historic Scissor Truss Analysis, 69:1Building the Norwell Crane, 64:14Traditional Frame Engineering, an Exchange, 61:4Business Roundtable, 59:16Highland Fling, 50:14Hammer-Beam Roofs II, 49:1Hammer-Beam Roofs I, 48:12 Building the Lexington Bellifortis, 44:10Joint Engineering II, 39:12Joint Engineering, 38:10

Globe Theatre, 31:10Frame Engineering, 30:7Joinery (reply to Sobon letter), 28:6Joinery Decisions (drawings), 27:10Russian Reflections (Petersburg ’92), 26:1Apprenticeship, 24:8Framing the Cabildo Roof, 23:8Breaking New Ground, 22:3Hip and Valley Framing III, 21:15Hip and Valley Framing II (Drawings), 19:5 Hip and Valley Framing, 17:6 Guild Directors Meet (Troy ’90), 17:3Forester Sets Out Rational Long-Term Management Plan, 15:6Board Candidate biography, 12:10 ’89 Conference Broadens Range, 11:1 Wood for the Future, 10:3Commentary (forestry), 9:8French Scribe Rule, 8:5 Double Raising at Brattleboro Museum, 6:4 Marlboro 1986: A Considered Appraisal, 2:8

Lewandoski, JanBooks: Ancient Roof Frames,122:2Books: Wooden Bridges, 120:2Books: America’s Covered Bridges, by Terry Miller and

Ronald Knapp, photos by A. Chester Ong, 117:2What Was Chaussegros de Léry Worried About? 115:16Resistance to Uplift and Overturning in Timber-Framed

Steeples, 112:24Covered Bridge Loading (letter), 110:4Triple-Bypass Tying Joint, 106:26New England Meetinghouses (book review), 105:2Tang-Style Temple in Dunhuang, 103:16Blenheim Bridge, a Remembrance, 102:22Framing on Vermont’s Lake Champlain Islands, 97:3Gaysville (Vermont) Community Church, 1863, 93:24Some Mechanical Aspects of Steeple Framing, 88:25Varieties of Steeple Framing, 84:20Historic American Timber-Framed Steeples:

IV. Reproducing Burned or Destroyed Steeples, 87:16 III. Masts and Telescoping, 86:24II. Restoration Strategies, 85:6I. Middlebury, Vermont, 83:18

Plank Framing, 81:20Yin Yu Tang: Reconstructing an 18th-Century Chinese

House in America, 72:7Historic American Roof Trusses:

V. The Evolution of Roof Trusses, 76:14IV. Composite and Raised Bottom Chord Trusses, 74:4III. Kingpost Trusses, 72:16II. Queenpost Trusses, 71:12I. Scissor Trusses, 69:4

Close Spacing of Trusses, 67:24Kenozero and Timber Buildings in Northwest Russia, 66:18Extinct Framing: Railroad Bridge Trusses, 44:4Books: The Colossus of 1812, by Lee H. Nelson, 42:2Erection of Church Steeples, 36:6Brief Reviews: Bell, Kelley, Haupt, 32:3Restoration Strategies, 31:12Tying Joint Variation VII, 30:16Wilson Barn, 24:9Industrial, Pre-Industrial Framing, 20:6Long Timber (letter), 16:2Problem of Long Timbers, 16:3Windsor-Cornish Repairs Proceed, 12:10Board Candidate biography, 12:10Long Two-Span Wooden Bridge Under Repair, 11:10Vermont Framer’s 1799 Diary, 10:4Vermont Church Roof Frame Reproduced, 3:3

Lewis, Dan and Joe KohlerTimber Frame Heating and Ventilation, 18:6

Lewis, RickLetters: Tools for Romania, 68:3

Ley, RussellCanadian Work Party (photos), 25:11

Lidholm, Lyle E.Early Wisconsin Framing, 12:3Letters: Mortiser, 7:2

Lindsay, BruceGet Paid for Unpaid Consulting. 121:18Qualifying Client Inquiries, 120:20Wooden Houses of Istanbul, 109:14Freight Management and Storage of Timbers, 104:14Timber Grading, or “Select” Timber Has Knots, 101:8

Lindsey, GailEthical Design and Construction, 33:11

Little, GeorgeEarly Mortising Technology, 22:12

Lothrop, ElliotSafe Cribbing and Jacking, 119:14

Lothrop, Eliot and Micah WhitmanRestoring a Queenpost Truss Covered Bridge, 93:6

Lukian, DougSaving Ontario’s Old-Growth, 22:8

Lundin, ErikNorwegian Gazebo, 66:32

Luthi, ChrisBooneville, California, House, 37:8

Lutz, RichardVancouver Island Green Retreat, 98:20

Macdonald, GordonPavilion in Suriname, 79:12Site Safety for Timber Framers, 77:10Building the BBC Ballista, 65:10

Macdonald, Gordon and Will BeemerSafe Work Practices: IV. Height Safety for Timber

Framers, 88:9Madigan, Chris

TTRAG 2001 (photos), 60:6 Business Roundtable, 59:16One Man’s Castle, Bell-Tower, N.H., 26:9Topping Out, 24:8Peter McCurdy Surveys Repair Methods, 2:2Message from the President, 1:4

Magee, Mack.Notes & Comment: TFG-TFBC Merger,

A Virtual Roundtable, 116:2New Guild Structure? 114:2Wood Protection by Design, 103:21Wood Decay and Protection, 100:18Bending Scarfed Beams, 100:2Testing Scarf Joints in Bending, 98:6Earthquakes and Timber Frames, 16:4 Engineers, Bolts and Glulam, 15:7Direction for Joint Design, 15:7Visual Stress Grading Revisited, 14:6Elements of the Dream Shop, 13:7Testing Committee Report, 11:8Grading Workshop Success, 11:9

Marcom, DennisProfessor Brungraber Lectures, 2:5

Mark, RobertSolving a Structural Enigma: Westminster Hall’s

Hammer Beam Roof, 30:4 Marshall, Jeffrey L.

A 19th-Century Bucks County Workbook, 115:6Martin, Paul

Recent Raisings Ancient and Modern Style, 4:1McCann, John and Leigh Alston

Timber-Framed Dovecote in Suffolk, 52:4McCarty, Joel C.

Notes & Comment:Iron and Wood in Brasstown, 93:2Community Raisings, 89:2Director on the Run, 76:2Memento Mori, 73:2UK, Sweden, Denmark, Canada, 59:2Gould Farm, UK, Iceland, 57:2TFBC, 40:21

Letters: The Best of Times, 69:3Guelph Bridge Advice, 23:2

Rendezvous ’02 (Norwell Crane), 64:24Kicking Horse Bridge, 62:4Ontogeny or Philogeny? 38:2Specifications, 20:5Guelph Bridge Designed, 23:1Guild E-Mail, 20:2Slide Show Raises Questions, 2:2

McCurdy, PeterPilton Barn Reconstruction, 81:22Reconstruction of London’s Globe, 37:2New Globe for London, 36:5

McDonald, Molly and William KrattingerSwing-Beam Barn in Southern Washington County,

New York. 103:4McEnnerney, Matthew

Reproducing Shakespeare’s Globe, 23:6McIntyre, Shannon

Quaker Meetinghouse in Costa Rica, 108:22Meyszner, Jürgen

German Roof Layout II, 34:10 German Roof Layout I, 33:14Pricing the Work III, 19:3Letters: German Conference, 16:2

Micińska, OlgaAxe Culture. 115:24Books: Architecture of Place, 113:2

Miles, DougTopics: French Rendezvous, 78:2

Miller, AdamPursuing the Guitarde, 121:22

Miller, Joe and Ben BrungraberMechanically Laminated Beams, 93:14

Miller, JoeCapacity of Pegged Connections, 95:22

Miller, Joe and Will DentonWriters Theatre Dovetail Joinery, 119:8

Miller, JohnQ& A: Bracing Exchange, 71:2

Miller, RandyA Gazebo in Philadelphia, 36:10

Milton, CurtisBooks: Will Beemer’s Book,119:2Notes & Comment: A New Executive Directorate, 50:2

Miyasaka, KimihiroA Viewpoint for Wooden Architecture, 35:3 Hanshin Earthquake, 36:8Fukagawa School, Nagano, Japan, 32:11


Macdonald, GordonPavilion in Suriname, 79:12Site Safety for Timber Framers, 77:10Building the BBC Ballista, 65:10

Macdonald, Gordon and Will BeemerSafe Work Practices: IV. Height Safety for Timber

Framers, 88:9Madigan, Chris

TTRAG 2001 (photos), 60:6 Business Roundtable, 59:16One Man’s Castle, Bell-Tower, N.H., 26:9Topping Out, 24:8Peter McCurdy Surveys Repair Methods, 2:2Message from the President, 1:4

Magee, Mack.Notes & Comment: TFG-TFBC Merger,

A Virtual Roundtable, 116:2New Guild Structure? 114:2Wood Protection by Design, 103:21Wood Decay and Protection, 100:18Bending Scarfed Beams, 100:2Testing Scarf Joints in Bending, 98:6Earthquakes and Timber Frames, 16:4 Engineers, Bolts and Glulam, 15:7Direction for Joint Design, 15:7Visual Stress Grading Revisited, 14:6Elements of the Dream Shop, 13:7Testing Committee Report, 11:8Grading Workshop Success, 11:9

Marcom, DennisProfessor Brungraber Lectures, 2:5

Mark, RobertSolving a Structural Enigma: Westminster Hall’s

Hammer Beam Roof, 30:4 Marshall, Jeffrey L.

A 19th-Century Bucks County Workbook, 115:6Martin, Paul

Recent Raisings Ancient and Modern Style, 4:1McCann, John and Leigh Alston

Timber-Framed Dovecote in Suffolk, 52:4McCarty, Joel C.

Notes & Comment:Iron and Wood in Brasstown, 93:2Community Raisings, 89:2Director on the Run, 76:2Memento Mori, 73:2UK, Sweden, Denmark, Canada, 59:2Gould Farm, UK, Iceland, 57:2TFBC, 40:21

Letters: The Best of Times, 69:3Guelph Bridge Advice, 23:2

Rendezvous ’02 (Norwell Crane), 64:24Kicking Horse Bridge, 62:4Ontogeny or Philogeny? 38:2Specifications, 20:5Guelph Bridge Designed, 23:1Guild E-Mail, 20:2Slide Show Raises Questions, 2:2

McCurdy, PeterPilton Barn Reconstruction, 81:22Reconstruction of London’s Globe, 37:2New Globe for London, 36:5

McDonald, Molly and William KrattingerSwing-Beam Barn in Southern Washington County,

New York. 103:4McEnnerney, Matthew

Reproducing Shakespeare’s Globe, 23:6McIntyre, Shannon

Quaker Meetinghouse in Costa Rica, 108:22Meyszner, Jürgen

German Roof Layout II, 34:10 German Roof Layout I, 33:14Pricing the Work III, 19:3Letters: German Conference, 16:2

Micińska, OlgaAxe Culture. 115:24Books: Architecture of Place, 113:2

Miles, DougTopics: French Rendezvous, 78:2

Miller, AdamPursuing the Guitarde, 121:22

Miller, Joe and Ben BrungraberMechanically Laminated Beams, 93:14

Miller, JoeCapacity of Pegged Connections, 95:22

Miller, Joe and Will DentonWriters Theatre Dovetail Joinery, 119:8

Miller, JohnQ& A: Bracing Exchange, 71:2

Miller, RandyA Gazebo in Philadelphia, 36:10

Milton, CurtisBooks: Will Beemer’s Book,119:2Notes & Comment: A New Executive Directorate, 50:2

Miyasaka, KimihiroA Viewpoint for Wooden Architecture, 35:3 Hanshin Earthquake, 36:8Fukagawa School, Nagano, Japan, 32:11

Moore, KathyTimber Frame Addition, 78:23

Moore, PatrickFrench Hip Layout, 106:18

Mori, Shigehiro Topics: Toishi (stones), 8:6

Morrison, StevenNotes & Comment: TFG-TFBC Merger,

A Virtual Roundtable,116:2Mroszcyzk, Lisa

Mid-Maryland Barns, 88:22Mulcahy, Brian

Pennsylvania Barn in Central Indiana, 68:7Mullen, Grigg II

Q& A: A Bracing Exchange, 71:2Lifting Apparatus Calculations, 69:29Ropes and Knots, 68:18Raising Calculations and Prep, 67:10Lifting the Ballista, 64:16Trébuchet for Virginia Military Institute, 44:8

Mumaw, John W.Techniques: Sharpening Chains, 11:8

Murphy, BrianTopics: Handwork, 47:3

Murphy, HiggsLetters [Bending scarfed beams], 99:2

Murray, Scott1868-1873 Framer’s Journal, 31:11Guild Notes & Comment (Fishkill ’93), 28:18Bridge for Guelph, Ontario, 21:5Second Canadian Conference (Orilla ’91), 20:1Traditionalists Establish Group, 18:2Canada ’91, 18:3

Musco, T.G.Topics: Suspenders, 13:6

Nagelbach, FredTimber Frame Sculpture, U.S. Society, 10:5

Nash, L. AndrewAmerican Timber Frame, 37:10Preservation vs. Restoration, 31:9Restoration Objectives, 24:9 Forebay Barn Origins Explored, 13:14

Neel, W. WayneDesign Considerations for a Large Trébuchet, 44:12

Nehil, ThomasGrading Structural Timbers, New and Old, 113:12Week at the Wapsipinicon Mill, 105:18Letters: And More on Purlin Plates, 64:2Traditional Frame Engineering, an Exchange, 61:4

Nehil, Thomas and Amy WarrenBasic Design Issues in Timber Frame Engineering II, 87:6Basic Design Issues in Timber Frame Engineering, 86:16

Nehil, Thomas and Benjamin TrotjniakCapacity of Load-Bearing Housings, 109:4

New Jersey Barn Co.Edmund Burroughs House, 37:6

Norlander, SusanKitchen Notes from Dolly Copp, 42:8

Null, JanetHouse and Studio, Minnesota, 26:8

Oatman, PaulThe Sierra Nevada Barn, Continued, 117:10The Sierra Nevada Barn Evolution II, 103:10The Sierra Nevada Barn Evolution, 102:8Working Out-of-Square Timber, 89:4 Timber Frames of Nevada and California, 81:21Reverse Top Plate Assembly, 77:24Letters: More Words, Please, 69:2A Boring Essay, 67:22Sutter’s Mill, Some History, 63:4Timber-Framed Barns of Carson Valley, 56:4Oatman’s Last Voyage: Ludlow to London via Dublin, 53:16Voyages of Oatman: Poland, 58:14;

Cambridge and Warwickshire, 52:12;Suffolk and Essex, 51:6; The Netherlands, 49:6; Hessen, 48:8; Chartres: 47:17

Paul Oatman with Bill Hurley and Karl BareisCalifornia’s Cowell Lime Works Barn, 120:12

Odate, ToshioTools: A New Japanese Saw, 93:4

Oesterle, Leonhart(Timber-framed chair, photo), 61:32

Orpin, JonathanTriple Bottom Line and the Timber Framing

Business, 116:19Notes & Comment: TFG-TFBC Merger,

A Virtual Roundtable,116:2Business Roundtable, 59:16Topics: Council Update, 51:2Books: Seeking Structure from Nature: The Organic

Architecture of Hungary, by Jeffrey Cook, 48:2Dining Rotunda in Syracuse, 38:4Letters: On Longevity, 36:2Topics: On Longevity, 34:2Letters: Eastern Old-Growth, 30:3Cellulose Alternative, 29:6 Letters:

Tedd Benson, 28:2Apprenticeship, 24:2

Generosity, 21:2Cautions, 18:2Apprenticeship, 15:2

1990 Western Conference: Business Start-Up, 15:5Oswald, Anthony

Barn Symposium, 9:5Overbay, Jim

New Perspectives on National Forests, 21:12 Palmer, John

Letters: Exchange Program, 13:3Pankratz, Bruce

Topics: Six Paradoxes, 32:3Letters: Class Envy? 28:2

Perkins, DonShip’s Knees of Maine, 114:12Portland Observatory, 101:12 Abyssinian Meeeting House, 93:10

Peters, Tom F.(Light)-Framing American Culture, 31:3

Petrescu, PaulWooden Vernacular Architecture in Romania, 21:10

Pfeiffer, BrianBuilding with Lime, 88:20

Pfotenhauer, RodneyBaker House, Michigan, 37:8

Pickard, ChrisHayter House, Ontario, 18:12

Pierce, PhillipReflections on Load Capacity of Historic Covered Bridges,109:20

It Takes Three to Yield One, 107:22Pinneo, Tom

Bethlehem Conference Commentary, 42:13Pollock, Doug

Guild Notes & Comment, 96:2Ponton, Kevin

Carpenters without Borders, 122:12Popenoe, Bart

Q& A: A Bracing Exchange, 71:2Porschitz, Hans R. and Bernhard Schwarz

Wood Shavings as Insulation? 61:24Price, Paul

Less Cackling, More Eggs! 50:8New Roof at Scotland’s Stirling Castle, 47:4

(with Steve Lawrence and Ken Rower) Winchester Cathedral’s South Transept Roof, 46:4

(with John Winterbottom) Double-Cutting and Historic Scribe Framing, 40:16Williamsburg ’95, An English View, 37:14Charlton Court Barn, a Medieval Frame and

its Conservation, 34:4Proulx, David

Massachusetts Barns, 28:14Reed, Douglass C.

Carribean Timber Framing, 91:14Mortars: Portland vs. Lime, Hard Vs. Soft, 84:22Local Rafter Plates and Notches, 68:5

Reed, JohnOld-Growth Symposium Yields Basic Agreements,19:10Midwest Region Meets, 11:7New Election Procedure, 6:5Stress Values to be Established for Oak Timbers, 3:2Testing Committee Meeting Minutes, 2:6

Revel, RyanModern House for Maryland Shore, 10:8

Reynolds, PeterPhelps House, New York State, 32:10

Rich, Mark B.Pythagorean 345, 48:20 Letters: Advertising, No, 22:2

Rico, Alfredo and Darryl LaneRico House, Ontario, 18:1

Adam Riley (with Josh Jackson)Two Reciprocal Frame Gazebos, 113:16

Riley, Martin and Pascal VielMackel House, Indiana, 18:12

Robinson, Kendall W.Silhouettes: Hugh Lofting, 22:5 Topics: D-I-Y II, 17:2

Roehm, George H.Letters: Suggestions, 31:2

Rogers, JimBuilding a Timber Frame Model, 115:10How to Make a Commander, 61:14

Rothert, Paul and W. Bradford SwansonSurprising Inversion, 10:7

Rower, KenNotes & Comment: The New Guild, 118:5Repair and Conservation (book review), 105:3Some Umbrian Framing, 96:2Notes & Comment:

Whither the Guild? (Burlington ’13), 109:2 Minneapolis ’11, 99:2Montebello ’10, 98:2Montebello ’07, 87:2The Journal at 20, 72:2Asilomar ’01, 60:2Montebello ’00, 58:2Fairlee ’99, 54:3


Visit with Jim Kricker, 54:10 Books:Building the Japanese House Today, by Peggy Landers Rao

and Len Brackett, 77:2Timber Construction for Builders and Architects,

by Eliot Goldstein with Robert Smulski, 52:20English Historic Carpentry, by Cecil Hewett

(first American edition), 46:20Architectural Technology up to the Scientific

Revolution, edited by Robert Mark, 38:3Silent Spaces: The Last of the Great Aisled Barns,

by Malcolm Kirk, 35:2Dwelling, Seeing & Designing, by David Seamon, 29:2

New Roof at Scotland’s Stirling Castle (with Steve Lawrence and Paul Price), 47:4

Amherst Conference (Amherst ’97), 45:6 Bethlehem Conference (Bethlehem ’96), 42:13Annual Meeting ’95 (Williamsburg ’95), 37:16 Guild Notes & Comment: Skamania ’95, 35:14 Nacogdoches ’94, 32:14

Newbury Methodist Church, 31:10 Bridge Triumph in Canada (Guelph ’92), 25:1 Canadian Work Party (photos), 25:1091 Elections and Meeting Ring Changes (Troy ’91), 21:1SBA National Resource Development Plan, 21:14Elections, 20:2Oregon Conference Issues (Timberline ’90), 18:1 Canadian Group Takes Shape (Alliston ’90), 16:1Old-Growth Policy Announced, 15:1Concord Workshop Success (Concord ’89), 14:1Views of Concord Workshop (photos), 14:3Habitat Jubilation at ’89 Conference (Habitat ’89), 13:1Western Conference (Fort Worden ’89), 13:1 Habitat Frames Readied for Raising, 12:1Habitat Frame Underway, 11:1Bridge Design Competition Announced, 11:1Western Conference Surveys Design, Joinery,

Business (Timberline ’88), 11:4Board Sets Major Goals for 1989 (Chebeague ’88), 10:1Richard Harris Describes “Language of Carpentry,” 9:3Professional Directory to Appear, 8:1 Election Procedure Explained, 8:4 Resource Committee Acts, 8:5 Directors Chart Course for 1988 (Portsmouth ’87), 6:1500 Attend 1987 Conference (Poultney ’87), 5:1Vermont Museum Sets Raisings, 5:1Committees: Bennett Heads Testing, Gardner

Carries On, Lukian Takes Chair 5:2-3Directors Meet, Elect Officers, Review Events, 5:3Wide Ranging Workshops Enrich Weekend, 5:4Tips on Getting Them up without Breaking Anything, 5:5Recent Work in Slide Show III, 5:5Len Brackett on a Japanese Apprenticeship, 5:6New Tools and Materials at Show, 5:7Members Raise Issues at Annual Meeting, 5:8Recent Raisings Ancient and Modern Style, 4:1 Western Meeting Brings 100 Framers to Oregon

Mountain (Timberline ’87), 3:11987 Conference Set for Vermont, 3:1 West Coast Frame Raised in Japan, 3:4 325 Attend 1986 Conference (Marlboro ’86), 2:1Business Meeting Adopts Bylaws, 2:2Directors Annual Meeting Minutes, 2:3Conference Committee Meeting Minutes, 2:5 Guild Conference Draws 200 (Hancock ’85):

Officers; Directors Meetings; BusinessMeeting; Timber Framing and the Landscape;The Whole House; The Timber FramingBusiness; Mortise and Tenon Test SuggestsJoint Revision; Slide Show; Committees,1:1

Rundquist, SteveCover for a bridge in Wyoming, 120:18

Russell, PaulTraditional Frame in West Sussex, 29:8Letters: Sussex Report, 28:3

Saeger, Laura Framer’s Notebook: Amulets, 33:13New Gates for Lock No. 36, 24:14Timber Frame House: Its Place in America, 13:13

Sample, Randy Guild Achieves First Public Planting, 21:4Regional Conferences Announced, 9:1Genesee Barns, 9:5

Sampson, R. NeilAppeal to Plant More Trees, 21:14

Sasala, RickNotched vs. Mortised Joinery, 43:4

Sasser LisaAttack of the Green Gizmos, 104:2 Why Preservation Matters, 97:6

Schmidt, DickOptimal Conversion of Logs to Timbers, 118:6Lateral Stiffness, an Exchange (with Terry Weatherby), 63:2My Lunch With Helmut and Sebastian, 59:18Joint-Busting at Amherst, 45:3Books: Timber Solutions Manual, by David Duquette, 45:2Behavior of Connections Commentary, 39:11

Schmidt, Dick, with Rob Erikson

Laterally Loaded Timber Frames:V. Modeling the Strength and Stiffness

of a 1S1B Frame, 66:4IV. SIP Connection Behavior, 65:24III. Sheathed Frame Behavior, 64:10II. Two-Story Frame Behavior, 63:8 I. One-Story Frame Behavior, 62:2

Schroeder, Dave with Ben BrungraberGood Vibrations: A Practitioner’s Guide, 96:20

Schwarz, Bernhard and Hans R. PorschitzWood Shavings as Insulation? 61:24

Schwind, ChrisStructural Insulated Panels, an Exchange, 99:2

Smith, Peter with James HessAdaptive Reuse in Massachusetts, 118:9

Seki, YukoTale of Two Saunas, 47:9

Sexton, JamesTying Joint Evolution, 36:12

Shara, MarkHistoric American Buildings Survey, 88:22

Silverstein, MurrayIs Place a Journey? 24:4

Sinclair, PeterLetters: More Words, Please, 69:2Hay Barracks, 36:5New World Dutch Barns, 28:12

Sinclair, Peter and Bob HedgesRaising Holes and Wing Pegs, 40:8

Simmons, David A.Romance and Symbolism of Covered Bridges, 40:8

Smith, AndyAftermath, 50:20

Smith, GregoryTown House, Saltsburg, Pa., 37:

Smith, LaurieGeometrical Perspective on the Burr Truss Covered Bridge,

111:6Books: Infinite Measure: Learning to Design in Geometric Har-mony with Art, Architecture, and Nature, by Rachel Fletcher,110:2

Useful Geometries for Carpenters, 95:12Geometrical Design in Historic Welsh Frames, 70:4

Smolen, JohnGiddings Road Bridge, 40:10

Snell, ClarkeBooks: EcoNest: Creating Sustainable Sanctuaries of Clay,Straw and Timber, by Paula Baker-Laporte and Robert Laporte, 82:2

Sobon, Jack A.Miscellaneous Joint Addendum, 105:16Tying Joint Addendum, 104:22Scarf Joint Addendum, 98:4Working by Hand, 97:5Timber Joinery Addendum I, 89:17The English Barn in America:

V. Finishing the Barn, 84:8IV. Raising the Frame, 83:12III. Scribing the Timber Frame, 82:10II. The Timber Frame, 81:6I. The English Barn in America, 80:22

Books: Dutch Vernacular Architecture in North America,1640–1830, by John R. Stevens, 80:2

Lessons of the Woodlot, 75:6Historic American Roof Trusses (drawings):

IV. Composite and Raised Bottom Chord TrussesIII. Kingpost Trusses, 72:18–24II. Queenpost Trusses, 71:13–19, 32I. Scissor Trusses, 69:6–11

Frame Repair Techniques, 68:8Letters: More on Purlin Plates, 62:3Historic American Timber Joinery, A Graphic Guide:

VI. Scarf Joints, 60:10V. Roof Joinery Excluding Trusses, 59:6IV. Wall and Brace Joints, 58:6III. Sill and Floor Joints, 57:6II. Tie at Plate, 56:8I. Tie Below Plate, 55:4

Of Sapwood and Water, 43:10Books: Historische houtconstructies in Nederland,

by G. Berends, 43:2Letters: Rolling Plates? 40:2Traditional Techniques and Shortcuts, 39:4Tying Joint Variation X, 38:20

——IX, 35:13——VIII, 33:16——VII [see Lewandoski, 30:16]——VI, 28:20——V, 27:18——IV, 26:16——III, 23:12——II, 21:16——I,14:6

What Can an Off-Cut Tell Us? 37:9French Snap, 36:4A Simple 18th-Century Quaker House, 31:6Scribe Rule, Square Rule, 31:9Adzed Beams? 28:13Letters: Joinery, 28:3

Cruck Apexes, 24:9 An Ancient English Frame, 19:2 Silhouettes: Mystery Man (Paul Martin), 18:4Johannes Lawyer Barn, 12:6Pitch, Measure, Proportion, 9:3Visit with the Canadian Log Builders, 7:5 Ancient Barn Surveyed (Harmondsworth), 7:6Pilgrim Dugout, 4:3New Fort for 17th-Century Village, 3:2Richard Babcock Discusses Early Barns, 2:3

Sollman, PhilBooks: Timberframe, by Tedd Benson, 56:2

Sousa, JillWake House, Blanchard, Wash., 37:7

Southworth, DanaThe Garland Mill at 160, 120:4

Southworth, TomLost Nation Cabin, Lancaster, N.H., 42:15

Spence, AlciaRaising in Warsaw, 108:4

Michael SpencerDocumentation and Assessment Methods for Timber

Structures, 111:20Stahle, D.W.

Letters: Dendrochronology, 33:2Stevens, John R.

Dutch Buildings in North America, 97:8Dutch-American Timber Framing, 44:6

Stewart, IanGlimpses of Belgian Framing, 120:9Glimpses of Dutch Framing, 116:26

Strauss, Tom and Meta WahlstromLetters: Kudos

Sturgis, ArronRepair and Rigging Checklist for Large Timber Frames, 81:24South Berwick, Maine, Churches, 44:4

Sullivan, JohnCampbell Residence, Hulalai Walkway, 51:5

Swanson, W. Bradford and Paul RothertSurprising Inversion, 10:7

Tarule, RobEarly Woodworkers in Massachusetts Bay, 54:16

Taylor, KateIsland Beauty, 100:12

Thomas, ReidHistoric Framing in Northeastern North Carolina, 84:18

Thompson, Nancy J. Topics: D-I-Y, 14:2

Topi, LudovicoA Return to Order, 13:12Are Timber Frames Well Designed? 9:7

Treadway, SilasRestoration Tactics in Tunbridge, Vermont, 121:10

Troth, DanRoss County Barns, 40:1

Trotjniak, Benjamin and Thomas NehilCapacity of Load-Bearing Housings, 109:4

Turney, TerryTimber Frame Foundations, 17:11

van Beest, KobyTopics: Pegs, 10:5

van Hest, Carel and Philip DiklandRestoring Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral

in Paramaribo, 100:5 Timber Framing in Suriname, 75:16

van Olst, Ellen L.Traditional Farm Types of the Netherlands, 27:6

Uus, Piret and AndresTraditional Log Building in Estonia, 107:13

Viel, Pascal and Martin Riley Mackel House, Indiana, 18:12

Vincent, JonathanBooks: The Old Way of Seeing, by Jonathan Hale, 41:2Books: Norwegian Wood: A Tradition in Building,

by Jerri Holan, 40:3Vitanza, Thomas A.

Wood Decay (letter), 103:3Vogel, Neal A.

A Traditional Dutch Frame in New York, 19:8Wahlstrom, Meta and Tom Strauss

Letters: Kudos Wallace, Al

Best Practices for High-Performance Houses, 112:18Western Log Cabin Rehab, 68:5

Walter, Randall and Paul FreemanTimber Frame Nerds? 45:12

Warchaizer, Andrea New Enclosures for Timber Frames? 111:18Enclosing the Timber Frame, 99:24Compact Design in New Hampshire, 59:4Exhibitions: Mechanical Marvels in the Age of Leonardo,

by Paolo Galluzzi, 47:2Books: Earth to Spirit, by David Pearson, 39:2

Warren, Amy R. and Tom NehilBasic Design Issues in Timber Frame Engineering II, 87:6Basic Design Issues in Timber Frame Engineering, 86:16Engineering Concepts for Timber and Joinery Design, 79:18

Weatherby, TerryLateral Stiffness, an Exchange, 63:2


Wechsler, Peter Japanese Teahouse in Maryland, 51:4, 20

Weiss, BenTools: Tracksaw for Timbers, 111:4Drawing a Frame in SketchUp, 94:5, 95:3Milling Your Own Timbers, 92:20Four Portable Chain Mortisers, 91:10Brace Cutting for the Novice, 90:5

Welborn, Jay and Jay Hand19th-Century Pavilion Reproduced (photos), 22:10

Welsh, HeidiA Korean Pavilion in D.C., 65:4

Whitefield Wetlands Study Gazebo ConsortiumGazebo, 45:8

Whitman, Micah and Eliot LothropRestoring a Queenpost Truss Covered Bridge, 93:6

Wilkins, AlanThe Graeco-Roman Stone-Throwing Catapult, 64:18

Wilkins, NancySustainable Forestry, 27:15Guild Notes & Comment: Sunny Days Ahead, 27:19New Perspectives Commentary, 21:14Timber Framer’s Journal, 20:6Apprentice Program Underway, 17:10Pricing the Work II, 17:12

Will, Fred (with Charles Leik)Split Barns of Somerset County, Pa., 112:4

Williams, AllenTimber and Stone, 81:25

Wilson, KevinLetters: Hugo, 14:2

Wingender, JörnLiegender Stuhl Roof Style, 108:12

German Frame Typology III (Roofs), 52:7German Frame Typology II, 51:16German Frame Typology, 49:4

Winter, Amos G.Letters: Foam Wars, 4:3

Winterbottom, John and Paul PriceWinchester Cathedral’s South Transept Roof, 46:4

Witherington, JackTopics: A Student’s Journey, 61:2

Witter, MarkTopics: Why Do We Build Timber-Framed Walls? 62:2Books: Barns of Roots America, by Richard Babcock, 33:3Guild Notes & Comment:

(Historic Review), 31:14(Bucksteep ’93), 30:15(Rindge ’93), 29:15

A Miscellany, 27:19Silhouettes:

Hewer of Wood (Tim Berube), 26: 4The Arch-Druid (Brendan Costello), 24:12

Products: Junior Crane, 23:5Back to the Fundamentals, 13:5Products: Rope Comealongs, 9:11Education Committee Reports, 9:11

Woeste, Frank, David Carradine and Scott M. KentSIPs and SSPs are Not the Same, 60:8

Wood, GarlandSouthern Timber Frame Origins, 60:18

Woodburn, PrestonFrench Compagnonnage Briefly Explored, 13:14

Wormington, BrianQ& A: A Bracing Exchange, 71:2Topics: Eyes Wide Shut, 53:2Guild Notes & Comment, 49:12

Wormington, JaniceHolding the Timber Framing Industry Together, 53:13Bonnie Trip to the Land of Chips, 50:4Silhouettes: Swords into Ploughshares

(Tom Harris), 46:12How I Spent My Spring Vacation, 44:15

Wroblewski, AlLetters: Kudos

Yancy, MargaretGuild Notes & Comment: Economics, 31:15

Yater, Wallace M.Letters: Circles and Squares (Lüneburg Crane), 65:2

Yonne, GeorgeLeaf Springs, 24:9

Young, JimHow to Plot a Site Plan, 23:3Directions: West, South and North, 22:3Directions: News and Progress, 21:3Directions: Introductory, 20:3

Young, Stephen G. and James Kricker High Horse Wheel, 31:10


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