1908
- No. 1 - Eclectic
- No. 13 - Foursquare
- No. 14A - Classical Revival
- No. 43 - NW Craftsman
- No. 50 - Tudor
- No. 75 - Revival
- No. 107 - Basic Bungalow
- No. 114 – Eclectic Cottage
- No. 120 - Bungalow
- No. 122 - Bungalow
- No. 123 - Prairie Box
- No. 129 - Bungalow
- No. 132 - Tudor Craftsman
Bibliography
Design No. 1
1908 Western Home Builder — V. W. Voorhees of Seattle
Here is Victor Voorhee's first catalog house plan. It's essentially a box style, similar to the Foursquare, with an eclectic combination of stylistic details. There are two belt courses on the lower box depicting two different colors or types of siding, a wide porch with sturdy square columns and deftly handled details such as the porch brackets on the columns and distinctively milled barge boards. The roof is symmetrically cross-gabled and its wider eaves attest to an Arts & Crafts influence. Some might perceive a whisper of the Queen Anne Free Classic and we wouldn't argue.
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