Housing as a service: return of the rooming house? Part 2, the lone survivor
By: David A. Smith [Continued from yesterday's Part 1. ] In yesterday’s exploration of the once-plentiful, now-all-but-extinct buffalo known as the American boarding house, we met the long-lived Penington Friends House and its secular evangelist, Michael Trollan, who came to dine and stayed to live. The Surratt boarding house, Washington, DC, nineteenth century That’s how [...]