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American homes and gardens (1905)

New York, Munn and Co · leaf 312

An illustration from American homes and gardens, 1905, leaf 312
he hill loggias or the terrace one over-looks a superb view. Down below the base of the hill on which the house is built is the entrance driveway, a splendid sweep of road, stretching around the base of the hill in magnificent curves, passing the house stables and then curving up to the entrance on… … A Semi-octagonal Enclosed Porch Contains the Entrance Door Admitting to the Vestibule mensions are so generous that it may be rightly termed amansion—is of red brick with white stone trimmings. Draw-ing his inspiration from the Tudor style, its architect, Mr.Ernest M. A. Machado, of Boston, has…

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