In 1922, an American engineer built a house from more than 100,000 newspapers; 100 years later the paper walls still survive | World News
In 1922, an American engineer began building a summer house in Rockport, Massachusetts, with an unusual material in mind: old newspapers. Elis F. Stenman was interested in whether discarded pages could do more than carry the day’s news, so he began pressing and bonding them into the walls of his house. What started as an…