Beautiful Quincy Home Highlights E B Hill Residence
Out-of-town visitors tour a Colonial style home at 280 South Sixteenth Street in Quincy. The brown stained shingle residence features a high curb roof, a rear sleeping porch, a large living room with a den behind it, four second-floor bedrooms, and a versatile attic. Architect Ernest M. Wood designed the house for E. B. Hill.
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E. B. Hillman
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Ernest M. Wood
Laugh With Us And Aims Of A Childish Wit
A collection of humorous snippets from a family scene and classroom exchanges. A three year old observer notes pancakes and body positions while a teacher and children trade quips about spelling and fathers. The piece ends with a joke about marital foresight.
Seashore Cottage Design With Open Air Sleeping Porch
A small home plan features wide siding, a shingle roof, and a stone or block foundation. The 29 by 24 feet cottage has two floors with living dining space, kitchen, bedroom, and second floor bedrooms plus an open air sleeping porch. Rooms include ample closets and the layout suits summer or year round use and costs $800 to $1200 depending on materials.
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