I found this Cranston plan in a book, Classic Houses of the Twenties, at the public library. Although the first homeowners must have made some changes (i.e., front porch, closet placement, etc.), this plan is pretty close to my house. (The kitchen nook, 1/2 bathroom downstairs, and the den were added later on.) I thought it was pretty cool to find this. I was just thumbing through the book, out of curiosity, and I stumbled upon this one.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Classic Houses of the Twenties
I found this Cranston plan in a book, Classic Houses of the Twenties, at the public library. Although the first homeowners must have made some changes (i.e., front porch, closet placement, etc.), this plan is pretty close to my house. (The kitchen nook, 1/2 bathroom downstairs, and the den were added later on.) I thought it was pretty cool to find this. I was just thumbing through the book, out of curiosity, and I stumbled upon this one.
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That's cool Heather! Having an older house with interesting history to it is neat.
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