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ranch
extensive grazing or pastoral farm or holding. See also range (2). Called also station, run, selection.
ranch cattle
brood cows, commercial cattle used for producing young cattle for fattening.
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Leicester Ranch house destroyed in two-alarm fire LEICESTER - Fire destroyed a small ranch house behind 1888 Main St.
FROM THE REGION by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
The author follows both the life and practice of this influential architect and provides plenty of drawings and photographs to explore his predominate themes in ranch houses, mountain residences and his trademark "packing the box" method.
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Established ranches had an entrance to the ranch house that typically carried the name of the ranch and usually included that particular ranch's branding icon.
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