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It was mentioned as a book written by an architectural historian, who discussed how every part of the house, even a foldaway ironing board, would arrive by train in a kit.
That's Rosemary Thornton, an architectural historian and the author of The Houses that Sears Built.
— Episode: The House that Came in the Mail Again
Episode: The House that Came in the Mail Again
It was mentioned as a book written by an architectural historian, who discussed how every part of the house, even a foldaway ironing board, would arrive by train in a kit.
That's Rosemary Thornton, an architectural historian and the author of The Houses that Sears Built.
Episode: The House that Came in the Mail
It was mentioned that Rosemary Thornton is an architectural historian and the author of this book, which discusses the Sears Modern Home Program and the mail-order houses they offered.
That's Rosemary Thornton, an architectural historian and the author of The Houses that Sears Built.