Seven rooms and two baths: this house (obviously photographed a few weeks ago) is at the more modest end of Hoodridge Drive, but it is in good taste and almost completely unaltered since it was built in 1935. We know that because, when it was “just completed,” it was pictured in a Press real-estate feature.(1) Although the microfilm reproduction is very poor, we can still see enough to tell that nothing material has changed.
Footnotes
- “These Homes Recently Sold,” Pittsburgh Press, July 28, 1935. (↩)
