August 1914
Photo Article:
Manager Cottages 

The cottages for the manager and engineer in charge at Belmar are shown respectively in the upper and lower illustrations.  These most attractive bungalows architecturally conform to the hotel building, being constructed of dark red tapestry brick, laid with raked joint and black mortar, and the roofs are of lighter red Spanish tile.  The best of building materials have been used throughout and structural details comprise the most modern fireproofing methods.  The inside partitions are of hollow tile, the plaster work of cement on terra cotta tile and inside wood flooring is laid on concrete.  Attractive terraces and generous verandas are an additional attraction of these buildings, which are 50 feet wide and 40 feet deep.