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It is seldom that the architect of today turns 
to the old “Neo-Grec”, or “American Em¬ 
pire” style of architecture for his model. 
Here the revival of that familiar old type 
of 1840 has been done with a great deal of 
charm, as well as a practical realization of 
the possibilities for adaptation. The plan 
is quaintly formal and distinctly in charac¬ 
ter with the period, with its formal recep¬ 
tion room at the right of the entrance bal¬ 
anced by the study at the left. The dining 
room behind the living room is another 
characteristic of this type of American 
house. Dr. Howland, Guilford, Baltimore, 
Md., owner. Laurence H. Fowler, architect 
