clapboarded

It was "clapboarded" and two stories in height, the upper floor being used by Sol Jerrems, the storekeeper, as a residence, except for two little front rooms which he rented, one to Miss Huckins, the dressmaker and milliner, who slept and ate in her shop, and the other to Mr. Cragg.

Mary Louise in the Country J. Allen St. [Illustrator] John 1887

The priest was taken to interrupting wedding or funeral services by nipping out the side of the clapboarded church and accepting the home-brewed beer offered by peasants seeking the latitudes of grace they thought the priest could lead them to.

Excerpt from Pompeii ii 2010

The front door to a columned and clapboarded executive home in Eugene, Oregon opens ... and out walk the family children in traditional Mexican dresses and charro suits.

Rick Smolan: Why Are Many Americans Looking for Change? 2008

Italianates are tall, but usually with flat roofs, tall windows, and are usually clapboarded, painted white and multiple stories tall.

Happy Halloween Andrew 2006

Italianates are tall, but usually with flat roofs, tall windows, and are usually clapboarded, painted white and multiple stories tall.

Archive 2006-10-01 Andrew 2006

Striding a few more yards, he went around the clapboarded side of the Red Bird Saloon.

SEASONS OF GOLD STEF ANN HOLM 1992

Within three days Reverend Thorn approached one of the most gracious villages ever to have developed in America: the tree-lined, white-clapboarded, well-gabled village of Walpole, near the Connecticut River in southwestern New Hampshire.

Hawaii Michener, James 1959

The sidewalls were first clapboarded, because we were afraid the roof would not hold us until the framing had been strengthened by nailing on the siding.

The Scientific American Boy The Camp at Willow Clump Island A. Russell Bond

The Mission-house, which occupied the centre of the three buildings, was constructed of logs clapboarded over and whitewashed.

Missionary Work Among the Ojebway Indians Edward Francis Wilson

A white clapboarded house with moss-green shutters and a dark oak

Rainbow Hill Josephine Lawrence