Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Merry Christmas? You bet! Happy New Year? Of course! How could it not be a happy new year — at Christmastime, at the Lustron House ...

CLOSTER — After nearly three years of restoration, the historic Harold Hess Lustron House will be open for public viewing starting in December. The Closter Historical Society will have the house open ...

CLOSTER — Once slated for demolition, a humble 1950s "Lustron" home may have a future as a museum. A preservation plan, completed in September, suggests fixing up the Harold Hess Lustron House, a ...

Transitioning back to normal life after WWII had its fair share of challenges for soldiers, one of which was a housing shortage. Lustron houses—prefabricated enamel steel homes—were a direct response ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Sooner than later, this tiny prefabricated steel house on West Amherst Avenue — made by the Lustron Corp. and snapped together in ...

1 Lustron homes - Re: "Turning prefab home into permanent history - The Lustron house on Amherst may outlive People's House on Marilla," by Robert Wilonsky, April 10 Opinion. Just a month ago I told ...

Lustron houses were prefabricated homes manufactured in Columbus, Ohio, from 1948 to 1950. The mass-produced, easy-to-assemble structures were intended as a solution to the postwar housing shortage, ...

It wasn't just hype: Lustron houses really were built of interchangeable parts. The proof is standing in Whitehall Community Park: A little steel house with walls from Ohio, a roof from Wisconsin and ...