Houses, anyone?

[railBuilderDhd]

I found a site that has as nice set that you can see an artist rendering of the house with the floor layout of the home. You will find a list of date ranges near the bottom of the page that links to hte homse kit images. Interesting and with some time I'm sure you will be able to build any one of these homes on your layout.

http://www.searsarchives.com/index.htm

Dave

 

[blownoutcylinder]

That's actually a really good site to check out--

Have a few more to put up--drive by shots ----

 

[blownoutcylinder]

And a few more--the last ones were taken just outside of Woodstock ON

 

[blownoutcylinder]

A few from near downtown London ON----

 

[blownoutcylinder]

Some newer homes maybe?

 

[kbkchooch]

Barry
Based on all the prior plesant experiences I have had in the upper latitudes, (I miss Michigan) these pictures keep bringing a thought to mind (maybe for next summer)...............Roadtrip!!!!!!

 

[blownoutcylinder]

Karl: I'm always doing roadtrips up here lol!!

A few more houses of various sorts--

 

[UP2CSX]

Barry, that split level ranch house looks exactly like the house where I spent most of my youth, right down to the aluminum awnings. There must have been millions of those things built in the '50's and '60's across North America.

 

[blownoutcylinder]

I came across some more of these as well---Lambeth ON is now a subdivision of London ON--at one time it was it's own place--

 

[blownoutcylinder]

And a few more--