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AMERICAN HOMES AND®GAR DENS June, 1906 
room, which is 
wrought in vee in 
the form of a grape- 
vine, aes eaves 
and fruit; candle- 
sticks with electric 
bulbs complete the 
fixture 
The kitchen is 
beyond the butler’s 
pantry; it has cross 
ventilation and_ is 
well lighted. Both 
the kitchen and but- 
ler’s pantry are 
fitted with all the 
best modern con- 
veniences. This 
kitchen is placed 
within the confines 
of the old walls of 
the original house, 
but the rear porch 
and laundry were 
suite, occupying one 
side of the house, 
consists of one large 
room with fireplace, 
large closets, bath- 
room, and an attrac- 
tive study in the 
Flemish and Indian 
treatment, with bay 
windows in which 
there are placed 
window seats. The 
remainder of this 
floor consists of 
three bedrooms and 
two bathrooms. 
The bathrooms have 
tiled wainscoting 
and floors of white 
glazed and un- 
glazed tile, and each 
is furnished with 
porcelain fixtures 
and exposed nickel- 
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added onto the eXx- Concrete Doric Columns Support the Beams of the Pergola Which plated plumbing. 
tension. Jd his laun- Extends from the Servants’ Porch to the Water Tower There are extra 
dry is fitted com- guest rooms and 
plete and a stairway leads to the three servant bedrooms bathrooms on the third floor. The cellar contains the heating 
and bathroom on the second floor. A servants’ porch placed apparatus of steam and hot air. 
at the side of the house is quite a feature The old barn was close to the house, and 
of the arrangement. ‘The second has been retained. Its walls were 
floor was changed considerably. —_ beamed and stuccoed, the roof 
The lines of the walls remain - eo renewed and a_ ventilator 
the same. The two x A > added. The walls of the 
wings which were #, barnyard have beei 
added on either A, rebuilt, and these, 
together with 
the walls of the 
basement to 
barn, have 
Side .of the 
building gave 
additional 
room to this 
been rough 
coated: dhe 
interior of the 
farm barn has 
been changed into 
a fine stable pro- 
vided with all the mod- 
ern equipment which is to 
be found in a well regulated 
establishment. The stable con- 
tains box and single stalls for the 
floor, and 
the outline 
of the main 
wall has been 
further broken by 
the four bay win- 
dows and the loggia. 
This floor is treated with 
white enamel trim, and each 
room is decorated in one par- 
ticular color scheme. ‘The owner’s 
