My house in Syracuse looked very much like the “Cornell.” I understand it was a kit sold through Sears and Roebucks. It even had parquet floors, oak woodwork, and stained glass windows.
The house image shown sixth from the top – the long ranch-looking house – doesn’t seem to fit this category, as it appears to belong to a 1950s-60s style home category instead.
The others seem to provide a fairly wide variety of 20s and 30s designs, though. Particularly from the standpoint of kit homes and plan book style homes.
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My house in Syracuse looked very much like the “Cornell.” I understand it was a kit sold through Sears and Roebucks. It even had parquet floors, oak woodwork, and stained glass windows.
Cool. At least back then there was some quality to the house “kits”! I grew up in a big old Victorian-style house on top of a steep hill.
The house image shown sixth from the top – the long ranch-looking house – doesn’t seem to fit this category, as it appears to belong to a 1950s-60s style home category instead.
The others seem to provide a fairly wide variety of 20s and 30s designs, though. Particularly from the standpoint of kit homes and plan book style homes.