1922
- No. L-13
- No. L-15
- No. L-16
- No. L-17
- No. L-112
- No. L-113
- No. L-114
- No. L-115
- No. L-116
- No. L-117
- No. L-118
- No. L-119
- No. L-121
- No. L-122
- No. L-123
- No. L-124
- No. L-125
- No. L-128
- No. L-129
- No. L-130
- No. L-131
- No. L-132
- No. L-138
- No. L-139
- No. L-140
- No. L-141
- No. L-142
- No. L-143
- No. L-144
- No. L-145
- No. L-146
- No. L-147
- No. L-148
- No. L-149
- No. L-154
Plan No. L-117
1922 Little Bungalows by E. W. Stillwell & Co.
"There is a big demand for really cheap houses. But most 'cheap' houses show up their quality, if not when new, very soon after. It costs an insignificant amount more to build one that will stand up and look well a long time than one in which depreciation sets in early. Usually it is a matter of careful planning and simple exterior lines of which this bungalow is a good example." This plan was designed by Stillwell to be the simplest possible arrangement for the lowest possible cost. Excluding the sun porch, it's just 980 square feet but has an attic and basement for storage.
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