MORE featured historic house, barn, and garage floor plans:
- 1834: Farm Plan in France. Part I.
- 1834: Farm House in France. Part II.
- 1834: Farm Barn in France. Part III.
- 1834: An English Country Inn, with Stabling Skittle-Ground, Tea-Garden, and Bowling-Green.
- 1834: English Cottage Dwelling of Two Stories.
- 1836: Italian-Style Villa.
- 1837: Castellated Gate Lodge.
- 1837: Farm Building: Weighing House and Store.
- 1838: European Ornamental Cottage.
- 1845: Villa in the Gothic Style, Part I.
- 1845: Villa in the Gothic Style, Part II.
- 1845: Villa in the Gothic Style, Part III.
- 1852: Southern Carriage House.
- 1853: Cottage in the Rhine Style.
- 1854: Greek Revival Farm-Cottage Plan.
- 1855: Gate-house.
- 1856: Village Cottage.
- 1856: Double Cottage.
- 1859: Circular House.
- 1865: Model Suburban Cottage: In the Old English or Rural Gothic Style.
- 1865: Suburban Summer House, Gazebo.
- 1868: Civil War Reconstruction Home.
- 1868: Country House.
- 1871: Semi-Swiss Ornee Dwelling.
- 1873: Victorian Gothic Residence.
- 1874: Godey's Lady's Model Residence.
- 1875: Frame Cottage.
- 1878: Victorian Stick-style.
- 1878: Cottage for a Mill Hand at Chelsea, Massachusetts.
- 1878: Residence of a Country Physician.
- 1879: Swiss Gothic Cottage.
- 1883: Victorian on the East River.
- 1884: Queen Anne Cottage.
- 1889: House of Walter G. Davis, at Portland, Maine.
- 1890: Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco.
- 1891: George Barber Victorian.
- 1896: Queen Anne Victorian.
- 1902: Victorian Cottage.
- 1902: Summer Residence of Chas. Herron, Signal Mountain, Tenn.
- 1903: Craftsman Mail-order House.
- 1905: Connecticut Country House.
- 1906: Hill-side Victorian Queen-Anne.
- 1908: Log Cabin Fort.
- 1908: Multi-family Property, Queen Anne.
- 1910: Southwestern Home.
- 1911: Garage with Loft.
- 1916: Wood Frame, Wire Lathed and Stuccoed House.
- 1916: Craftsman Mail-Order.
- 1920: Loudon Barn.
- 1922: Dutch Cape.
- 1923: California Spanish Bungalow.
- 1935: International-style.
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Presently featured historically-accurate house design and floor plan:
Southern Plantation, 1852
