House of the Week Two-Plan Split Level and Ranch Designs
The Enterprise highlights two contrasting home designs in today's House of the Week. A luxury split level offers four bedrooms and generous entertaining space alongside a modest three-bedroom ranch on a smaller, more affordable lot. Includes a baby blueprint Study Plan with elevations and material lists.
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Twin House Plans Offer Glamour And Economy In One Sale
Two residential designs by Architect Rudolph A. Matern, B-11 split level with eight rooms and 1805 square feet plus 840 square foot garage, and B-12 ranch on narrow 50-foot lots. Features include balcony dining room, outdoor porches, and a front screened porch. A baby blue print study plan outlines elevations and materials.
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In 1800 the United States had only a handful of theaters and about 150 actors. By 1885 the nation boasted around 5,000 playhouses and more than 50,000 players.
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