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Identifier: APlanBookOfHarrisHomes (find matches)
Title: A plan book of Harris homes
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Harris Bros. Co.
Subjects: house plans prefabricated houses domestic architecture designs and plans, prefab, kit houses
Publisher: Harris Bros.
Contributing Library: MBJ collection

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£ PLAN Plot developers and the Farmer who is just begin-ning. There is not a piece of unnecessary trimming,but everything is good and substantial and thesame kind of good material is furnished that wefurnish on our regular Harris Homes. Price can be reduced by changing the grades and when ordered in quantities there will bea still further reduction on account of saving infreight and handling charges. The neatly trimmed porch and the twolarge divided light front windows give this cottagean attractive appearance not usually to be had ina house of this cost. Each room has plenty ofwindows for light and ventilation. These houses like any of the other ofthe cottages can easily be built on posts instead offoundation. Can be economically heated by stoves. If you are interested in this cottage, seeour Free Plan Offer in this book, write us, tell usyour plans and we will gladly give you full informa-tion by return mail. HARRIS BROTHERS COMPANY, 35th and Iron Streets, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Page 74
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Harris Home No. L -1011 The Size—28 ft. x 14 ft. 2 Re All Harris Homes Are Furnished Cut-to-Fit or Not Cut-to-Fit See introductory pages Harris Home No. L-1010 The Size—28 ft. x 26 ft. 3 Rooms and Pantry All Harris Homes Are FurnishedCut-to-Fit or Not Cut-to-Fit See introductory pages THERE is always a large demand for small houses especially so with*the tremendous increase of the various industrial operations throughout thiscountry at the present time. Something that will prove good and substantialand yet not a penny wasted in material or construction and with this in mind,we offer you this modified type of Jenny Lind cottage, much in use by mining and otherindustrial corporations. This is a neat square-lines design with a spacious front porch that isnot only attractive, but big enough to live in during the summer months when screened. No. 1011 is the two room house. No. 1010 is the three room and pantry plan. This gives an excellentcottage, plenty of space in each room. Pantry m

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