The housing book; containing photographic reproductions, with floor plans of workingmen's homes. One and two family houses of frame, brick, stucco and concrete construction; also four, six and nine family apartments. Showing single houses, groups and developments that have been built in various parts of the United States (1919)
Comstock, William Phillips, comp · New York, The William T. Comstock Co · leaf 115
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Working class · Architecture, Domestic
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