Articles by: Harold T. Wolff - Ridge Historical Society

• Dominating The Street With A Forceful Profile (Sept 2002)
• A California Semi-Bungalow (Feb. 2002)
• An Elegant Dutch Colonial (Oct.2001)
  
• A Norman Manor House on a City Lot (Apr. 2001)
• An Intact Art Moderne House (Mar. 2001)
• A Formal House in a Formal Setting (Feb. 2001)
• A Man's Home is His Castle (Jan. 2001)
• A Semi-Bungalow Offers Solid Family Living (Dec. 2000)
• A House Focused on the Back Yard (Nov. 2000)
• A Charming Tudor House (Oct. 2000)
• A Pioneer of Forest Ridge (Sept. 2000)
• The Beverly Maisonettes (Aug. 2000)
• A House of Elegant Simplicity (July 2000)
• The Marriage of Art and Architecture (June 2000)
• A Marvelous High-Style Georgian (Apr. 2000)
• Waterman A La Moderne (Feb. 2000)
• An Architect’s Style Evolving II (Jan. 2000)
• An Architect’s Style Evolving I (Dec. 1999)
• Exploring the Possibilities of a Style (Nov. 1999)
• An Italian Renaissance Townhouse (Oct. 1999)
• Unusual Craftsman House Seeks Sunlight (Sept. 1999)
• An Arts & Crafts House Facing a Park (Aug. 1999)
• Giving Drama to a Simple House (June 1999)
• A High-Style Norman Manor House (May 1999)
• An Early Contemporary Home (Feb. 1999)