The Town of Tomorrow, New York World's Fair 1939
Publisher: publisher not identified
Published: 1939
Place of publication: New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 15
Subjects: Prefabricated houses; Exhibitions; Domestic Architecture; Adams & Prentice; Evans, Moore & Woodbridge; Godwin, Thompson & Patterson; Landefeld & Hatch; New York World's Fair (1939-1940 : New York, N.Y.) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n82144169
Description: Series of brochures each describing a different demonstration home in the Town of Tomorrow village at the New York World's Fair, and listing its architect, sponsors, and their products.
Notes: Architects of the demonstration homes: no. 1. Henry S. Churchill; no. 2. A. Lawrence Kocher; no. 3, Landefeld & Hatch; no. 4. Landefeld & Hatch; no. 5. George D. Conner; no. 6. Evans, Moore & Woodbridge; no. 8. Cameron Clark; no. 10. Verner Walter Johnson; no. 13. Verna Cook Salomonsky; no. 15. Godwin, Thompson & Patterson; no. 16. Electus D. Litchfield; no. 17. Henry Otis Chapman Jr. and Harold W. Beder; no. 18. James W. O'Connor; no. 19. Perry M. Duncan; no. 21. Adams & Prentice.

Avery Classics copy 2: Includes two copies of numbers 4, 10, 15, 17 and 19.
Table of contents: title: no. 1.; title: Dual duty house -- -- no. 2.; title: House of plywood -- -- no. 3.; title: Bride's home -- -- no. 4.; title: Pittsburgh house of glass -- -- no. 5.; title: Small brick house of the sheltered workshops (Welfare Council of New York) -- -- no. 6.; title: Small home of wood -- -- no. 8.; title: New England home -- -- no. 10.; title: House of vistas -- -- no. 13.; title: Garden home -- -- no. 15.; title: Johns-Manville triple insulated house: the Long Island colonial home -- -- no. 16.; title: Kelvin home -- -- no. 17.; title: Celotex house -- -- no. 18.; title: Electric home -- -- no. 19.; title: Fire-safe home -- -- no. 21.; title: Motor home.