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Useful information:
The most famous cottage pattern book is Cottage Residences; or A Series of Designs for Cottages and Cottage Villas and their Gardens and Grounds Adapted to North America, by Andrew Jackson Downing, of 1852. Note that the definition of a cottage has changed since 1852; in the 19thcentury it could mean a very substantial residence. In the 1880s and 1890s the vast mansions and summer houses built in Newport, Rhode Island and along the Maine coast were called cottages. Today the term simply means modest structures full of charm. Some bungalows could also be called cottages. Magazines like Cottage Living (http://www.cottageliving.com/cottage/) interpret the term quite broadly. |
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