Bibliography - Origins and Influences on Joel Roberts Ninde's Architecture

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Venderly, Nancy. “Ninde Homes a Vision of Turn-of-Century.” Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, People Section, Southwest, October 21, 1997.

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Additionally biographies are listed on the assigned blogs.  These blogs were added after information was discovered after 2008 update.