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Title: Our farm and building book.
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: William A. Radford
Subjects: farm buildings -- catalogs agricultural buildings barns house plans
Publisher: Radford Architectural Company
Contributing Library: MBJ collection

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w, it is diffi-cult to have enough closet room.Storage room always is at a premiumin a bungalow. However, this designdoes very well in this respect, becausethere is an extra closet convenient tothe bedrooms opening into the backend of the hall. In this plan, the kitchen has re-ceived very careful attention. Akitchen is a womans work shop. Itshould be one of the most attractiverooms in the house because a greatdeal of time is spent in the kitchen.This arrangement has a door to theside porch which offers an opportunityto take part of the work out into theopen air. Both porches in this plan are wains-coted and have square posts, so it iseasy to fit screens in panel form.Some housekeepers have the rearporch carefully screened and fur-nished with comfortable, homelikefurniture that makes this part of thehouse very attractive to members ofthe family and their intimate friends.The front porch is more elaboratelyfurnished and is held sacred forgreater formality. 154 OUR FARM AND BUILDING BOOK
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Western bungalow that is very well liked. Size 38 by 36 feet 6 inches. We can furnish complete set of blue-printed working plans and typewritten specifications for only $8.00 per set. Blue-prints consist of basement plan;roof plan; first and second floor plans; front, rear, two side elevations; wall sections; and all necessary interiordetails. Specifications consist of twenty-two pages of typewritten matter. When ordering, ask for Design No. 5002L. Western Bungalow There is considerable room in thebungalow shown in design No. 5002L,although the ground space is only 38feet by 36 feet 6 inches. Modern houses must have a goodsized living room that is either par-titioned off as a living room or ar-ranged in connection with the hall,or expanded in some other way. Inthis plan, the living room, hall, anddining room all open together; thedivisions are marked only with grillsthat do not interfere, moreover add-ing considerably to the ornamentaleffect. Modern furniture is largerthan the old-fas

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