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 97
immediate supplv by meansof taps over the copper and sink in Scullery. The hot water is obtained by a first-class and simply-arranged geyser, which has its advantage overthe hot water system in the early morning and summer time. , By the entire absence of passages, every space is utilised. The… … HEADWAY. Class II. No. 282. Architect:—Ernest Willmott, f.r.i.b.a.Builders :—W. Moss & Sons. IN this design the point to which first importancehas been attached is that in each case there shouldbe at least one good-sized Sitting Room and one good-sizedBedroom.
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