Take a look at the Sherwin Williams Arts and Crafts Palette 1 and 2. I've enclosed their link, but on my monitor, the colors aren't true to real life...get samples from their store.

I'd also suggest looking at

http://www.americanbungalow.com/magazine/family-album/

There are lots of pictures in each family album.

Here is a link that might be useful: SW Arts Crafts

You could check out the book "Bungalow Colors - Exterior" by Robert Schweitzer (http://www.amazon.com/Bungalow-Colors-Exteriors-Robert-Schweitzer/dp/1586851306) or his web site at http://www.historichousecolors.com/where you can see some color examples.

the Schweitzer book is good cause it shows real live houses, not just theory, but also look for anything by Roger Moss - he writes mostly about late Victorian color, but there are alot of the same pallets for that and A&C. HE, in Fact helped create the Sherwin Williams historic color pallets.

Do you have a local historic commission or anything like that? When I was painting an old house near Detroit, I found this to be useful, but I don't think Motown had much use for Arts and Crafts so you might need to find something similar for your area. :)

Here is a link that might be useful: color guide (Detroit)