1922
- No. L-13
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- No. L-17
- No. L-112
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- No. L-117
- No. L-118
- No. L-119
- No. L-121
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- No. L-128
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Plan No. L-118
1922 Little Bungalows by E. W. Stillwell & Co.
This little bungalow couldn't be simpler, but is artfully elevated to a new level by the front porch, which is enclosed by a cobblestone wall, and clever eyebrow attic vents. The symmetrical façade is balanced on both sides by the bands of five casement windows. Inside, the family quarters are at the rear of the house. The spaciousness of the living and dining rooms is ensured by a distance from the fireplace to the buffet of more than 30 feet. The box-beamed ceilings don't hurt either.
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