File:Side Passage or Side Hall House Type (single).jpg

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DescriptionSide Passage or Side Hall House Type (single).jpg	English: Drawing of "side passage" or "side hall" floor plan layout house type: double-pile (two rooms deep) with a hallway running front-to-back along one wall
Date	27 April 2015
Source	State of Utah (U.S.) Division of State History - https://web.archive.org/web/20170902213419/https://heritage.utah.gov/history/early-residential-building-types
Author	State of Utah (U.S.) Division of State History
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