Cl Bowes 1930 House Plans This is a very nice catalog of 1920s home plans most in black and white but every fourth or so plan comes with the home exterior shown in colors All these designs come from Charles Lane Bowes or more commonly known in the trade as C L Bowes These are all plan book homes not kit homes
Size 6 75 x 10 25 x 0 75 From about 1915 to 1930 C L Bowes of Hinsdale Illinois was in business publishing catalogs of home plans The plans were collected in catalogs and probably sold to lumber yards across the upper Midwest and as far east as New York 184 p ill plans 29 cm trade catalog Addeddate 2014 04 01 16 31 57 Foldoutcount 0 Identifier CLBowesPlansforyourhome0001
Cl Bowes 1930 House Plans
Cl Bowes 1930 House Plans
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Prolific house plan pusher C L Bowes would personalize a catalog for your lumber business New Acquisitions The Daily Bungalow has had 20 million page views thanks to our friends We want to say thanks by offering content just for you See what s coming up next The Friends Only content will change periodically so add us to your contact list With a wave of innovation sparked by the progress of the Industrial Revolution home styles in the 1930s became a blend of traditional aesthetics and modern conveniences Let s take a peek into the architectural diversity of the decade with some actual 1930s house plans
Home Plans C L Bowes Design 12651 B c 1923 C L Bowes Co This small bungalow plan has lots of Craftsman style detailing It has a large offset porch spacious living and dining room spaces and the forward bedroom which could easily double as a den or office This plan has three bedrooms and bath upstairs as well as a bedroom half bath and sleeping porch downstairs The room flow isn t ideal but could have been easily modified for added functionality The kitchen is truly the work room sequestered as it is from the rest of the main floor About us Contact us Privacy Policy
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This is a very nice catalog of 1920s home plans most in black and white but every fourth or so plan comes with the home exterior shown in colors All these designs come from Charles Lane Bowes or more commonly known in the trade as C L Bowes These are all plan book homes not kit homes
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Size 6 75 x 10 25 x 0 75 From about 1915 to 1930 C L Bowes of Hinsdale Illinois was in business publishing catalogs of home plans The plans were collected in catalogs and probably sold to lumber yards across the upper Midwest and as far east as New York
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Cl Bowes 1930 House Plans - Floor plan is the same too except for windows across the back first floor single window in the kitchen instead of a double there of the 2nd generation Langston plan first Gladstone plan The columns on the porch posts are also almost exactly like the Sears style except missing the little extra square ornamentation
