Cottage Souvenirs

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  • Unknown Residence

    Unknown Residence

    38 Broadway Fonda, NY

    alt text Photo of a Fonda, NY Victorian.
    alt text Architect's sketch of design 128.
    alt text Photo of a Fonda, NY house.
    alt text Photo of a Fonda, NY residence.
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    Fonda, NY Residence – Catalog View
    Architects Sketch Design 128
    Fonda, NY Residence – Front View
    Fonda, NY Residence – Left Side View
    Fonda, NY Residence – Tower View
    Fonda, NY Residence – Right Side View
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    The Victorian house at 38 Broadway in Fonda, NY is a beautifully maintained example of design 128, as published in Barber’s 1892 pattern book entitled, “The Cottage Souvenir No. 2, Revised and Enlarged”. This home features a different style tower than what Barber published for this design, which gives it a taller, more prominent focal point as you approach the house, heading north on NY 30A. Unfortunately, I did not get into this gem to see the interior, but someday soon, I hope.

  • Simeon L. White Residence

    Simeon L. White Residence

    745 Main Street, Caribou, ME

    CRD Publications

    Simeon L. White Residence – Photo courtesy of Ray Burby
    Architect’s Illustration of design no. 128, from the revised and enlarged edition of “The Cottage Souvenir No. 2”
    Simeon L. White Residence – Photo courtesy of Ray Burby
    Simeon L. White Residence – Photo courtesy of Ray Burby
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    The White residence is a somewhat larger version of Barber’s design number 128, as published in the “Revised and Enlarged” edition of “The Cottage Souvenir No. 2” published 1892. Mr. White was a Druggist according to the federal census of 1900.

  • Edward F. Dalton Residence

    Edward F. Dalton Residence

    2330 H Street, Sacramento, CA

    CRD Publications

    Edward F. Dalton Residence
    Edward F. Dalton Residence – Photo courtesy of Joe Muroyama
    Architect’s Illustration – Design 128 from the revised and enlarged edition of “The Cottage Souvenir No. 2”
    Edward F. Dalton Residence – Photo courtesy of Joe Muroyama
    Edward F. Dalton Residence – Photo courtesy of Joe Muroyama
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    The Dalton residence is a classic example of Barber’s design number 128 from the “Revised and Enlarged” edition of “The Cottage Souvenir No. 2” which was published in 1892. The well-maintained exterior features carved panels under the main and side gables that address the two streets.  I still need to get interior photos of this gem, so if anyone knows the current homeowners, please comment here so I can reach out to them.  Thanks.

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