Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-07
TO GO up WITH THE OPEN.
ING OF SPRING.
Harry WeStcOtt'S New Man
siOn..-New Factory Build
ina for Gaar-Scott & Co.
"A. C.. lindemuth
to Build.--And
Others.

in Richmond is going to be the
greatest in amount of building in
the entire history of the city, and of
a finer class than has been custom
ary here for a long time. All the
architects are busy drawing plans.
We have given many in the past two
weeks; here are some more:
Ossie Yates is busy with plans for
at least a dozen fine houses acd
other buildings to 60 up
here in the early spring,
some for renting, but mainly
for homes for the owners. Some are
of striking originality, others in con-
ventional styles.
One of the most beautiful as we'll.
as odd of them is q new residence for
Harry Westcott. 1t is to 20 on the
WestcOtt square, on the south por-
ton, facing south fourteenth street,
below the HollinRsworth residence
IL is to be Quilt of cobolestones. or
powders. a design of which we have
no sample in this city and INT few in
the state. One of the Stud-baknrs
at South Bend has one made OF this
material that is noted. The roof will
be of Spanish tiles, the second stor,
OF shingles, and there will be one
large chimney of powders on the out
side running clear to the peak of the
roof 1t will be artistic to q finish.
There are wide verande his almost
clear around the house, and the
roof will be pierced on all
sides with EYE winkers' for the
lighting of the attic. The interior
,<l nd al ho
first floor has large hall in the cen
ter running the entire length of the
house with grand stairway to the |
upper floor, unique in design. At the
right is living room with large |
CRATE, pressed prick mantel, nook /
and seats, opening with Day on to
a fine verandah on the south. Back +
of this is the '.den, with large nook /
and CRATE There are CRATES of diff /
ferent designs in every room. On /
the left is the dining room, l3x2l, I
with large CRATE, extending bay win
dow with seat. dais for flowers, etc.
In the rear is a large serving pantry
with the kitchen, a<da
large rear hall with private stairs to
second floor. On this floor all will be
beam ceilings.
The second floor has four large,
airy bedrooms, with linen closets,
big bath room, etc. The attic is
very large and high and the basement
has the laundry. in addition to the
furnaces, etc. All is finished in the
finest style The house is supplied
with all electrical appliances through
put and is the most modern in Rich
nond.
A G. Lindemuth will build mag
efficient house on his lot on south
fifteenth street, between A and B.
1t will be frame house with every
thing modern, including electric wir-
ng, and will be one of the very best
houses in that section of the city.
There is fine reception room on the
irst floor, handsome stairway, and
,ath rooms both above and below. =
Erie Reynolds will put up two
rame houses on the corner of six
;eenth and north E. Each will be of
seven rooms, completely modern. the
,est houses Mr.. Reynolds has ever
put up, we believe. Heretofore his
houses have generally been on the
cheaper order.
Plans are nearly completed for an
immense factory building to be put
ID by Gaar, Scott & Co
feet, four story, to go on
he ground recently acquired by
hem in the c., r. s. M. changes.
The building will be Of brick and ,
ron construction, with prismatic .
,lass for lighting, slate roof. It will ;
,e completely fitted for electricity. j
I is said that they will soon put in ,
complete electrical plant for the use !
# the entire works.
Mr.. Yates is also just completiHg
,lans for handsome residence for a
lr. Goodrich, at Winchester.
That city has many beautiful
omes, but none finer than this will
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