This catalog presents 100 Turn-of-the-Century house plans, originally compiled by Radford Architectural Co. and published by Dover Publications. These plans, dating from approximately 1909, offer a diverse range of architectural designs, from compact 3-room bungalows to expansive 10- and 12-room residences. They feature characteristic elements of the era, including sitting rooms, libraries, parlors, and wraparound porches, providing a rich source of inspiration for home restoration projects and architectural enthusiasts. The collection is designed to capture the essence of early 20th-century residential design.

This manual serves as a comprehensive resource for anyone interested in historical home design and construction. It details 100 distinct house plans, offering insights into the layouts and features popular at the turn of the century. The catalog is intended for use by homeowners undertaking restoration, architects seeking period-specific inspiration, and builders looking to recreate authentic historical structures. Its purpose is to provide detailed visual and descriptive information for a wide array of residential architectural styles from a bygone era.