HOUSE AND GARDEN 
June, 1912 
Mr. Blake’s house is of that later Colonial inspiration that appears in some of the old Cambridge, Massachusetts, houses 
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On the ground floor the hall runs completely 
through the building, with an attractive 
entrance at either end 
The entrance hall is effectively separated from the 
stairway by a flat arch 
Economical arrangement of space on the 
second floor permits more bedrooms than 
is usual 
THE HOAIE OF AIR. H. W. BLAKE, ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Davis, McGrath U” Kiessling, architects 
The panelled and carved over-mantel is particularly appropriate 
with the high ceiling of the dining-room 
The French doors in the living-room, symmetrically placed at either 
side of the mantel, have a decidedly attractive effect 
