Images of the interior and exterior of the house including the television room and especially of details of the landscaping, front entry, patio, and screened terrace. Walter Wilkman was the associate architect on this project. Also see project 0284, Mosaic Tile Co. The original envelope for these images was labeled "Hoefer Pacesetter [sic.] Joe's Book". Joe may be Joseph Barry who included this house in The House Beautiful Treasury of Contemporary American Homes. See p. 4097 (030) for a set-up shot on the patio. House Beautiful, November 1952, 199, 207. beginning on p. 199. List of contributing designers and craftspeople on p. 207. "Extend Your Family Living to the Lot Line," House Beautiful 94, December 1952, 150–152. "The Pace Setter Recognizes: Housekeepers Are People," House Beautiful 94, December 1952, 153–155. "The Pace Setter Kitchen," House Beautiful 94, December 1952, 156–167. "See How House Beautiful's Pace Setter House Provides for Music and Fun," House Beautiful 95, January 1953, 53–59. Joseph Barry, The House Beautiful Treasury of Contemporary American Homes (New York: Hawthorne Press, 1958), 36–41. Thomas D. Church, Gardens are for People (New York: Reinhold Publishing Corporation, 1955), 74.
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Number of items: 63 ; Black-and-white negatives (49) ; Color transparencies (13 - All color shifted to some extent) ; Black-and-white prints (1)
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