Crandall Residence

Barber's Earliest Publication Reference:

New Model Dwellings, Revised Edition, 1895/6 - Design No. 55B (RNMD:55B)

The style of this house is one much admired and will never wear out. The porch and balcony are prominent features and require tasteful treatment. The first story is weather-boarded, the second story, gables, and roof are shingled. Cellar under the entire house, with brick foundation. Hardwood interior finish, of neat design, is liberally used, and everything in the way of plumbing, glass, hardware, etc., is first-class. Size is 36 x 47 feet over porches. First story is 10 feet, second story 9 foot 2 inches, cellar 7 feet. The cost of this house was more than that given above, but for the average locality our figures are close to correct.

Barber's estimated range of costs to build:

$3,800 - $4,200

Barber's estimated cost, or median cost to build:

4000

Later Publication References:

Modern Dwellings, 5th Edition, 1905 - Design No. 217 (MD5:217)

Researcher's Comments:

Local resources inaccurately attribute the design to Crandall himself. It is likely that Crandall simply pilfered Barber's design as his own or built directly from Barber's pattern book.

New Model Dwellings, Revised Edition, 1895/6 - Design No. 55B (RNMD:55B)

Modern Dwellings, 5th Edition, 1905 - Design No. 217 (MD5:217)

Crandall Residence - Located at 488 S. Second St. Lebanon, OR

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Crandall Residence - Formally located at 488 S. Second St. Lebanon, OR