HOUSE AND GARDEN 
August, 1910 
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Looking along the side towards the front porch. 
The projecting piers carry the window-boxes 
The entrance porch. Small cobblestones, laid in approximately horizontal courses 
give the unusual and interesting wall texture 
The plan indicates the Gothic 
spirit in which the structure 
has been carried out—sub¬ 
stantial piers joined by thin 
curtain walls. Everything 
possible has been built-in— 
bookcases, sideboard, china 
and glass cabinets, and even a 
cigar cupboard in a corner of 
the den 
Upstairs the owner’s suite is 
particularly complete in its 
equipment of dressing-room 
and bath. A shower and a 
small fireplace are found in 
the latter, while in the bed¬ 
room itself a fireplace and 
built-in seat are welcome ac¬ 
cessories 
THE HOME 
OF 
MR. E. D. MOENG 
Rogers Park 
Chicago 
Ill. 
Lawrence Buck 
Architect 
The veranda at the side of the house is screened 
and, as the first floor plan shows, is conveniently 
accessible from dining-room and butler’s pantry 
The entrance porch corner. An effective bay, cov¬ 
ered by the broad overhang of the roof, takes in 
the landing of the main stairway 
riROT PLOOR PLAM 
