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Stickley, Gustav, 1858-1942. / Craftsman homes
(1909)

Halls and stairways: their importance in the general scheme of a craftsman house,   pp. 125-128 ff.

Page 126

                               hALLS AND STAIRWAYS
AN  UPPER [All. WHICH IS FITTED UP FOR USE AS A SEWING ROOM      STUDY, OR
PLAYROOM   ACCORDING TO THE
USE FOR WhICh  IT IS MOST NEEDED.  SUCH AN UPSTAIRS    ELTREAT IS DELIGhTFUL
 IN  A  HOUSE  WHERE   THE
ARRANGEMENT (ŒP THE WHOLE LOWER STORY IS OPEN, AS IT AFFORDS A MORE
OR LESS SECLITIIED PLACE FOR WORE
OR STII,V AND VPT hAS TIlE FREEDOM AND AIRINESS OF A   AlICE SPACE.
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