Inexpensive homes of individuality; being a collection of photographs and floor plans illustrating certain of America's best country and suburban homes of moderate size
A 1915 architectural survey edited by Henry H. Saylor for McBride, Nast & Co. in New York, gathering photographs and floor plans of moderate-cost American country and suburban houses for prospective builders and homeowners. Halftone exterior views show shingled and stuccoed houses with gambrel roofs, porches, dormers and bay windows set among trees and lawns, paired with line-drawn floor plans usable as period house silhouettes, plan diagrams and residential street backdrops.
