Crime, Prisons: United States. Massachusetts. Charlestown. State Prison: The Mentor.
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Housing, Industrial: United States: Industrial Housing, Detached Dwellings: An eight-room house: Second Floor Plan
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Housing, Industrial: United States. Alabama. Fairfield. American Steel and Wire Company: Industrial Housing, Frame Construction Bungalows: The American Steel and Wire Company, Fairfield, Alabama
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Housing, Industrial: United States. Alabama. Fairfield. American Steel and Wire Company: Industrial Housing, Frame Construction Bungalows: The American Steel and Wire Company, Fairfield, Alabama
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Housing, Industrial: United States. Alabama. Fairfield. American Steel and Wire Company: Industrial Housing, Frame Construction Bungalows: The American Steel and Wire Company, Fairfield, Alabama
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Housing, Industrial: United States. Alabama. Fairfield: Industrial Housing, Frame Construction Bungalows
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Housing, Industrial: United States. Illinois. Fairfield: Industrial Housing, Lodgings for Working Women. Poured Houses of Concrete
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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, Improved: United States. New York. New York City. "City and Suburban Homes Co.": City and Suburban Homes Co., New York City: View of Social and Play-room in the basement of the Company's First Avenue model tenement buildings, where the little people can amuse themselves during the day and the young boys and girls spend a social evening. These young people throng the streets at all hours, primarily because their tenement houses are structurally unbearable -- gloomy and depressing. Even though the Company's apartments are large and cheerful, many of the children remain on the street because they have not been broken of the habit. Someone is wanted who will arranged competitions for the boys and girls to be worked out at home, with the playroom as a general meeting place.
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Housing, Improved: United States. New York. New York City. "City and Suburban Homes Co.": City and Suburban Homes Co., New York City: 1. View of a kitchen belonging to a three room apartment... 2. Bed-room of a three room apartment. 3. Parlor of a three room apartment.: The rental of this suite is from $3.15 to $3.75 per week, according to location.
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Housing, Improved: United States. New York. New York City. "City and Suburban Homes Co.": City and Suburban Homes Co., New York City: Kitchen of a three room apartment.
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Housing, Improved: United States. New York. New York City. "City and Suburban Homes Co.": City and Suburban Homes Co., New York City: Bed-room of a three-room apartment.
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Housing, Improved: United States. New York. New York City. "City and Suburban Homes Co.": City and Suburban Homes Co., New York City: Kitchen of a three room and bath apartment in model tenement buildings, First Avenue, Sixty-fourth and Sixty-fifth streets, office 415 East Sixty-fourth street. All modern improvements - steamheat, hot and cold water, gas range, stationary washtub, &c. Monthly rental $15.00.
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Housing, Improved: United States. New York. New York City. "City and Suburban Homes Co.": City and Suburban Homes Co., New York City: Houses in rows in the Company's suburban settlement "HOMEWOOD", situated between Sixteenth and Eighteenth Avenues, and Sixty-eighth and Seventy-fourth streets, Borough of Brooklyn, thirty minutes from City Hall, New York. These houses contain six rooms and bath, and rent for twenty-five ($25) per month.
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Housing, Improved: United States. New York. New York City. "City and Suburban Homes Co.": City and Suburban Homes Co., New York City: View of one of its houses in Homewood, the Company's suburban settlement.
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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. Donora: Industrial Housing. Detached and Semi-Detached Houses of Poured Concrete: Built for the American Steel & Wire Co., at Donora, Pa.: Designs by Lambie Concrete House Corporation, New York City. Construction.
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Housing, Industrial: United States. Pennsylvania. Palmerton: New Jersey Zinc Company
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