Out of curiosity, and as an art professional rather than a historian...I
heard that windows were taxed not because they were windows, but on the
glass used in them.  If the windows did not use glass (used oiled paper
or canvas, or shutters), they weren't taxed.  True or not?

Julia Muney Moore
Public Art Administrator
Blackburn Architects, Indianapolis, IN
(317) 875-5500 x230
 

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Eugene,

Thank you for the information...that is a response that may have helped
the person asking the original question. I have been on this list for
nearly 3 years, and couldn't tell you how to navigate the archive. The
instructions are fairly unclear, and for a brand new member, probably
close to impossible. 

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