| Architect |
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|---|---|---|
| Author | Henry Bunner | |
| Source | The Suburban Sage | |
| Date | 1896 | |
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| Image Name | Hayd105.jpg | |
| Captions read from the top: "Bunner's borderland men take immense pride in learning new technologies; here the male members of a dinner party have adjourned to the cellar to study furnace problems." "Later nineteenth-century borderers learned to borrow and loan- for most families needed a diversity of gadgets to finish houses, make gardens, and create lawns, and most, after buying real estate, had very little free cash." "Along with so many other nineteenth-century observers of borderland life, Bunner scrutinized the social dynamics of the commuter platform, noting almost unthinkingly how frequently shopping-bound wives accompanied husbands aboard the local." | ||
