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 (1915)
Saylor, Henry H. (Henry Hodgman), b. 1880 · New York, McBride, Nast & Co. · leaf 29
the common central-hall type,but it is worth noting how closet spacehas been gained by having only the pas-sageway through the pantry and dining-room from kitchen to the front door Upstairs there are two distinct parts of thehouse; the rear wing with its two bed-rooms and bath for the housekeeper,… … Patterned after the sturdy American farmhouse, of white-painted shingles, with broad stonechimneys in the gable ends and a lower wing for the service department, this type hasattained a remarkably great popularity throughout New York and Philadelphia suburbs(See also the illustration on page 6)…
Architecture, Domestic · Suburban homes
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