Craftsman Bungalow

Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: Distinctive Houses, this is a Craftsman-type bungalow - very different than the British bungalows I first knew.
I really love this style of house. They are found in many different states in America. We have a few in my Vermont town that are on the National Historic Registry.
Here are some features of the Craftsman bungalow, taken from an article on the Arts and Crafts movement (wikipedia).

Low-pitched roof lines, gabled or hipped roof;
Deeply overhanging eaves;
Exposed rafters or decorative brackets under eaves;
Front porch beneath extension of main roof;
Tapered, square columns supporting roof;
4-over-1 or 6-over-1 double-hung windows (Newer Craftsman houses may have 2-over-1 or 3-over-1 casement windows);
Frank Lloyd Wright design motifs;
Shingles;
Hand-crafted stone or woodwork;
Mixed materials throughout structure;
Symmetrical.

This particular bungalow is in California and the image is an RPPC. with a date range of 1904 - 1918. (AZO, four up diamonds)
This is in an album given to me by a library patron. Her parents had friends in California and they sent many photos back east.

Below is another RPPC (1918 - 1930) from the same album, showing a newly constructed bungalow in California.