This
photo tour takes you to selected Luston homes across 28
states.
Thanks
to all of you contributors who share your Lustron pictures
with visitors from around the world. Mass-produced,
porcelain-steel homes really did exist, and here are some
survivors!
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Ames,
Iowa
A One Of A Kind, Oversized Lustron With Basement
See Related Story in Lustron Stories
and Other Photos in IOWA
Forest
Heights, Maryland
A Rare, Custom-Built Lustron ~ Two Lustrons Joined at Right
Angles
Possibly the Largest Residential Lustron Structure in Existence
See More in Interiors
& Maryland
Luce
Rd., Williamstown, Massachusetts
Just After Construction in 1950
Closter, New Jersey
Historic Marker by Bergen County Historical Society
Photos courtesy of RoadsideArchitecture.com. (http://www.agilitynut.com/modarch/lustron.html)
[ Photos Composited Here By Lustron Connection For Readability ]
Here's
a hotel with Lustron Exterior Panels, Interior Panels and Lustron
Roof Tiles Obtained from a 1950 Liquidation Sale.
See Ohio
Page for Additional Photos Including Lustron-ized
Garage Interior.
Photo by Rich
Garey
Hotel Sign Digitally Superimposed by Lustron Connection
Minneapolis,
Minnesota
Anaco,
Venezuela
Des
Moines, Iowa
Aurora,
Illinois
Lustron Garage in Des Moines, Iowa
Also Featured in "Interiors
Section"
Columbia
City...Tri-Lakes, Indiana
More Of This Luston Home In "Lustron Photos ~ Indiana"
"Stories" & "Interior
Photos"
Louisville,
Kentucky
Quantico,
Virginia
A Rare, Pink Lustron at Quantico Marine Base Lustron
(More in Virginia Section)
Largest Lustron Neighborhood Anywhere. Many to be demolished or relocated.
Memphis, Tennessee
Next To Elvis' Graceland Mansion
Relative of Owner Hopes To Save This Home And Possibly Build a Museum
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Loudonville,
NY
Another
Lustron Being Swallowed Up . . . The Fate
Of some Lustrons buit on large lots.
Upstate New York Home, September 2007
Loudonville, NY
A Less Common Westchester Deluxe Three-Bedroom Home in
Upstate New York
Small window in center is for a small bedroom
Spring
Valley, Minnesota
Barcroft
(Arlington), Virginia home
Just before being demolished in April 2007
Arlington,
Virginia
The "Krowne" Lustron, from Arlington, VA, partially
reconstructed at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. The
exhibit "Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling"
features other full scale models of other pre-fab home concepts.
See exhibit details in News &
Features.