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Plan No. L-119

1922 Little Bungalows by E. W. Stillwell & Co.

One of the most interesting things about bungalows is how few hallways they have. Lots of wasted, unusable space is rare. In this plan, there is a nice circular flow and rooms like the front bedroom, might easily be adapted for other uses (guest room or den) for very small families. The bathroom configuration with two doors would not suit most of us these days, but was innovative at the time.

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