Lower middle class homes
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Introduction “Middle class” is defined as the socioeconomic class comprising of people more prosperous economically, spiritually, and culturally than the lower class but economically less wealthy than the upper class (Capitalists and politicians). According to
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1912 Victorian Cottage on 285 N. 100 E. in Logan, Utah.
Explore the American house styes designed for an expanding post-war middle class. From roughly 1930 to 1965, these are the homes of the Baby Boomers.
There is no need to tear down and replace old wood paneling if the only problem with it is that it is dirty or dull. You can clean even 50-year-old wood paneling to make it look bright, shiny and new again.
You can use a tension rod and shower hooks to keep saucepans on the inside of a cupboard! 👍 #homehacks
Mass produced terraced housing in cities. Detached and semi-detached were for the middle class, who associated terraced properties with lower classes. Also the time when the now illegal back-to-back terraces were built in industrial cities like Leeds and Birmingham.
