Housing, Improved: Great Britain, England. London. Millbank Estate: Municipal Housing: Great Britain
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Housing, Improved: Switzerland. Berne. Municipal Workmen's Dwellings: Improved Workmen's Dwellings: Switzerland: Quartier Billiger Wohnungen auf dem Wylerfeld in Bern: Typus C. Reihenhauser mit 8 Wohnungen.
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Housing, Improved: United States. New York. New York City. Mills Hotel Nos. 1 and 2 (E. Flagg, Architect): Mills' Hotel. Rivington and Chrystie Street. New York City - N.Y. Plans and Elevations., 1857-1947
Ernest Flagg
Housing, Industrial: United States. Massachusetts. East Walpole: Methods of Cheap Construction: Detached Dwellings: Proslate
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Housing, Industrial: United States. New Jersey. Roebling: Industrial Housing,: The John A. Roebling's Sons Company, Roebling, New Jersey
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Housing, Industrial: United States. New York. Albany: Methods of Cheap Construction of Dwellings: Albany Home Building Company Schedule of House Costs and Rentals
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Housing, Improved: United States. Missouri. Kansas City: Sanitary Survey Maps,: Plate No. 4 Showing dry connection and privy vaults where city water and sewers are accesssible: Source: 3rd Annual Report of the Board of Public Welfare of Kansas City, Missouri
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Housing, Industrial: United States. Massachusetts. Lawrence: Industrial Housing Row Dwellings Brick Construction: Four and five room houses built by the American Woolen Company at Lawrence, Massachusetts, and rented to their employes [sic] at $2.50 and $2.75 per week.
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Housing, Industrial: United States. New York. Mineville: Industrial Housing, Lodging House of Concrete Block: Witherbee, Sherman & Company, Mineville, New York: Boarding house to accomdate 50 men and two families to keep the houses. Cost $4000. No heat or plumbing. Rent $2500 for whole house. In house shown steam heat and plumbing, laundry and washroom were installed at cost of $1000 additional. (Houses Nos. 277 and 279)
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Housing, Industrial: United States. New York. Mineville: Industrial Housing, Row Dwellings of Concrete Block: Witherbee, Sherman & Company, Mineville, New York: Four Family tenement for foreign laborers. Size 70' x 26'. Cellar 70' x 12' x 7'. Slate roof.
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Housing, Industrial: United States. New York. New York City: Two-Family Houses. Brick Construction: Duplex Houses. Scheme A House No. 334: Mann & MacNeille Architects NYC
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Housing, Industrial: United States. Pennsylvania. Palmerton: New Jersey Zinc Company
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Housing, Industrial: United States. New York. Schenectady: Methods of Cheap Construction of Dwellings: Two-flat Houses
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Housing, Industrial: United States. Pennsylvania. Lansford: Industrial Housing, Bungalows of Hollow Tile Construction: Standard Buildings Inc. House #384-C - Mann & MacNeille, Architects. Lansford, PA.
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Housing, Industrial: United States. Pennsylvania. Lansford: Industrial Housing. Detached Dwellings of Hollow Tile Construction: House No. 382B. Standard Buildings Incorporated. 70 East 45th St. NYC. Mann & MacNeille Architects, New York
Unidentified Artist
Housing, Industrial: United States. Massachusetts. East Walpole: Methods of Cheap Construction: Detached Dwellings: Proslate
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Housing, Industrial: United States. New York. Albany: Methods of Cheap Construction of Dwellings: Albany Home Building Company Detached Dwellings
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Housing, Industrial: United States. New York. Albany: Methods of Cheap Construction of Dwellings: Albany Home Building Company Detached Dwellings
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Housing, Industrial: United States. New York. Albany: Methods of Cheap Construction of Dwellings: Albany Home Building Company Detached Dwellings
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Housing, Improved: United States. Massachusetts. Lawrence: Housing Conditions, Lawrence, Mass.: Diagram showing the distribution of new buildings in Lawrence, 1906-1911, by the type of building. (See "The Lawrence Survey", page 32. Ho.29.24.15).
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