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The book of the exhibition of houses and cottages, Romford garden suburb, Gidea Park (1911)

Romford (London, England). Gidea Park · London : published for the Exhibition Committee · leaf 32

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ighted. If thegas pipes are not lequired tor a petrol supply, they might be connected with a vacuum plant inthe scullery, and used to take all dirt and dust from the other rooms in the house. A service liftfrom the top to the bottom of every house should beinsisted upon by the Housemaids Trades… … C. A. MCCURDY 26 they are built forpeople who arenot, and neverwill be, cottagers.A small house is adwelling for asmall family. Acottage is a class ofdwelling peculiarto itself, which isplanned from itsfoundations forpeople who haveno need of ser-vants; and noamount of cob-bling will evermake a…

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