GALLERY OF PHOTOS — click a thumbnail for a larger version    Twin Gables
	The exterior walls had reached this stage by Labor Day.  The roof would be on by mid-September (it was a dry summer, and my father was proud of the fact that it never rained on the walls until they were under roof).  The interior walls would be plastered by mid-October, and we hoped to be in our new home by Christmas. Because of the symmetrical roofline in the front, with the near gable for the garage and the far gable for the front door and bedroom, I thought of the house as "Twin Gables."  But we never officially used that name.