- "Common
lodging-
house" is a
Victorian era term for a form of
cheap accommodation in
which inhabitants are
lodged together in one or more
rooms in common...
-
space for as
little as one
night at a time. A
lodging house, also
known in the
United States as a
rooming house, may or may not
offer meals.
Single room occupancy...
- (American English), doss-
house, or
dosshouse (British English) is
considered a
derogatory term for a
place that
offers very low cost
lodging,
providing space...
- trusts, and owner-occupancy
houses.
Lodging can be
facilitated by an
intermediary such as a
travel website.
Commercial lodging is
affected by regulations...
- A
guest house (also guesthouse) is a kind of
lodging. In some
parts of the
world (such as for
example the Caribbean),
guest houses are a type of inexpensive...
- This is a list of
house types.
Houses can be
built in a
large variety of configurations. A
basic division is
between free-standing or single-family detached...
- 1882, and is
believed to have
taken residence in one of
several common lodging-
houses on
Flower and Dean Street, Whitechapel,
shortly thereafter. Two years...
-
shillings from her husband. Over the
following years, she
resided in
common lodging-
houses in both
Whitechapel and Spitalfields. By 1886, she is
known to have...
- the 233
common lodging-
houses within Whitechapel, in
which approximately 8,500
people resided on a
nightly basis. The
common lodging-
houses in and around...
- The
Lodging House for
Gentleman (German: Das
Logierhaus für Gentleman) is a 1922
German silent film
directed by
Louis Ralph and
starring Ralph, Karl Etlinger...