The name is appropriate for this experiment in speculative housing. Here Davis Brothers, as builders and real estate developers, teamed up with Rowlett, a local architect. These picturesque Tudor Revival town houses of brick, stone, and stucco with half timbering evoke English garden suburbs. The roofline is appropriately varied, and the clustered chimneys add charm. The U-shaped site plan, with houses
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English Village
1927, Bascom J. Rowlett; Davis Brothers, contractors. 3418–3450 Grove Ave.
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