Cottage Colony Grows with Private Homes Additions
Summer developments in the cottage colony include land laid out north and west of The Carolina for private homes and new residences for Boston’s John C. Spring and Pittsburg’s William L. Hurd. The Spring bungalow features rustic juniper and Flemish oak interiors, eight upper sleeping rooms, and two baths. Numerous new arrivals and remodellings at Beech, Oaks, Rose, Dartmouth, and other cottages showcase a vibrant, growing community amid warm ochre landscapes and blue skies.
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John C. Spring
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William L. Hurd
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Cottage Colony
Gilbert N. McMillan
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Frederick Bruce
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George F. Fosdick
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A. D. Sheppard
Arthur H. Malcolm
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