Historic New England

Sunlight house: the last word in home satisfaction, West Coast Lumberman's Association, 365 Stuart Building, Seattle, Wash., 1933

Successful stucco homes: a booklet dealing with the construction, economy and utility of stucco houses, with special reference to the uses and advantages of Clinton Wire Lath, Clinton Wire Cloth Compa…

New brick homes, improved ed., L. F. Garlinghouse Company, 115 Eighth Avenue, east, Topeka, Kan., 1938

Book of plans, no. 61, Chicago House Wrecking Co., 35th & Iron Streets, Chicago, Ill., 1912

Attractive homes: 40 homes with plans, Cleveland Publications, Inc., 448 South Hill Street, Los Angeles, Calif., undated

Group of fifty New England colonial homes from the designs of Miles Standish Richmond, architect: a complete architectural service available to prospective home builders, Metropolitan Federal Savings …

Brick for the average man's home: a selection of thirty-five designs for practical and artistic homes, including cottages, bungalows, houses and two-apartment buildings. One and two-car garages also a…

Small homes of unusual merit: the Architectural Club of New Haven 1926 competition for the design of small homes of concrete masonry, Portland Cement Association, 10 High Street, Boston, Mass.; 347 Ma…

New American homes, 4th improved ed., L. F. Garlinghouse Company, 115 Eighth Avenue, east, Topeka, Kan., undated

Springall summer cottages, ready-to-assemble, Pitman & Brown Co., Salem, Mass., 1922

Springall summer cottages, ready-to-assemble, Pitman & Brown Co., Salem, Mass., 1926

Photograph of Clarence Bowen as a young man

Photograph of Clarence Bowen as a young man, white tie

Photograph of Clarence W. Bowen with dog

Snapshot of Roseland Cottage exterior

Snapshot of Roseland Cottage garden

Snapshot of Roseland Cottage roofline

H. W. Bowen Residence, Woodstock, Conn. 56

A house of brick of moderate cost, Rogers and Manson, Boston, Mass., 1910

The Natco two-apartment house: a selection of designs submitted in competition by architects, with illustrations of houses built of Natco hollow tile, together with articles treating of design, plan, …

One hundred bungalows: the bungalow appeals to the small householder--if built of brick it will have beauty, dignity and stability, Rogers & Manson, Boston, Mass., 1912

[Excerpt], William A. Radford, Chicago, Ill., 1926

Radford's artistic homes: 250 designs, Radford Architectural Company, 185 East Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Ill.; 178 Fulton Steet, New York, N.Y., 1908

The Natco bungalow for four thousand dollars: attractive, economical, durable, fireproof, Rogers and Manson Company, Boston, Mass., 1913

The Natco double house, semi-detached: attractive, economical, durable, fireproof, Rogers and Manson Company, Boston, Mass., 1914

The home builder, Broadcast Advertising, Inc., Boston, Mass., 1929

Radford's garages and how to build them: a standard collection of new, original, and artistic designs for up-to-date private and public garages adapted to frame, brick, stone, cement, stucco, or concr…

Hercules Heating Systems, Sears, Roebuck and Co., Chicago, Ill., 1929

Your own home, vol. 1, no. 2, July 1946, Style Publications, Inc., 221 Conyngham Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1946 July

Home, National Plan Service, Inc., 1700 West Hubbard Street, Chicago, Ill., 1969

Two-family houses of concrete masonry: prize-winning and other designs submitted in the architectural competition conducted by the T-Square Club of Philadelphia and Portland Cement Association, Portla…