  BY THOMAS H. ORMSBEE AND RICHMOND HUNTLEY CHAPTER I Why Live in the Country? CHAPTER II Selecting the Location CHAPTER III Shopping for Property CHAPTER IV Call in an Architect CHAPTER V Building versus Remodeling LOOKING AN OLD HOUSE IN THE MOUTH CHAPTER VI Looking an Old House in the Mouth CHAPTER VII New Sites for Old Houses CHAPTER VIII The Smoke Goes up the Chimney CHAPTER IX The Question of Water Supply CHAPTER XI Decorations and Furnishings CHAPTER XII The Factory Part of the House CHAPTER XIII Pets and Livestock CHAPTER XIV Tightening for Winter KEEPING HOME FIRES IN THEIR PLACE CHAPTER XV Keeping Home Fires in Their Place CHAPTER XVI When Things Go Wrong CHAPTER XVII Working With Nature A RIVERSIDE HOME RECONSTRUCTED FROM THE RUINS OF AN OLD MILL Photo by Samuel H. Gottscho. Robertson Ward, architect A RIVERSIDE HOME RECONSTRUCTED FROM THE RUINS OF AN OLD MILL IF YOU'RE GOING
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