Architectural styles for country houses: the characteristics and merits of various types of architecture as set forth by enthusiastic advocates
An American architecture survey edited by Henry H. Saylor and published in New York by McBride, Nast in 1912, collecting advocates' essays on Colonial, Italian, half-timber and other country-house types for prospective home builders and architects. Halftone photographs show whole houses from the lawn, with porches, dormers, shuttered windows, eaves and planted approaches usable as period facade reference.
