1910
- No. 137
- No. 158
- No. 185
- No. 397
- No. 414
- No. 443
- No. 457
- No. 463
- No. 465
- No. 471
- No. 484
- No. 540
- No. 573
- No. 578
- No. 583
- No. 606
- No. 651
- No. 658R
- No. 661
- No. 690
- No. 727
Bibliography
Design No. 606
from "The Bungalow Book" by Henry Wilson (1910)
And extensive wrapped porch, bay windows, half-timbered gables, and exposed purlins are "reminiscent of the English, yet this design is distinctly 'Los Anglicized,' by reason of its general arrangement. The exterior walls are brick veneered upon a wood frame, and carried to the ceiling joists, the gables being cement plaster enriched by half-timber. The gables project slightly, forming an overhang that is supported on cove brackets, placed under each half timber carrying up a logical structural line."
The bedrooms and bathroom are accessible by a central hall making this a more modern plan.
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