YaRD
These houses have walls of brick and
stone, are three stories in height and con-
tain one apartment of six living rooms and
one bathroom on the first floor, and one
apartment of seven living rooms and one
bathroom on the second and third floors
features
these
distinguish
each.
Many
There is
apartments from the ordinary.
not a dark space in any part of the apart-
ments but al of them are abundantly
lighted and ventilated, the system of oter
courts adopted
reHEN.
The built-in closets of ample
size are an innovation in small tenement
construction that should be in more gen-
eral use. A steam heating and hot water
plant is provided in the cellar.
reception halls, finished in hazel, have doors
and transoms of colonial glass opening from
the stair hall on one side and from a well-
lighted dining room at the end of the arched
passage on the other.
the first floor and three front rooms on
each of the two upper floors, all of which
are finished in white enamel, are respect-
ively arranged so that they may be utilized
in a comparatively large suite. The dining
The large
DiNiNG-Room
12-0 x/8-3"
Two front rooms on
CrAMBCR.
dx/2-2
rooms, finished
lighted by two bay windows
facing the court and are finished with
ornamental Dutch shelves and window
The bathrooms have mosaic tile
QO
-BATH HooM
seats.
CHAMBER
floors and tile wainscoting six feet high.
The exterior
Indiana limestone has been used throughout
the first story facade and at the sills and
lintels of the windows above the entrance;
attractive.
is also
very
Receerion
HALL..
the upper stories are of Harvard brick with
weathered copper bays on one side. The
entrances are set off with have light
grill doors Aoors and white
FUBLIC
al
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enamel plate glass doors.
The apartments on the first story com
mand forty-two dollars, or seven dollars a
room per month, while those on each of
the upper stories bring forty-five dollars, or
about six and one-half dollars a room per
PARLON
The rental of these apartments is
month
therefore slightly higher than the standard
of five dollars a room per month which
may be accepted as the usual charge in the
ordinary tenement.
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OUTER COURT
OUTER COUNT
