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In their housing styles section, they present early homes ranging from 17th century vernacular homes through popular early 20th century housing styles.

Housing Styles: Saltbox 1650-1830
Practical style defined by sloping gable roof

Vernacular Farmhouse 1700-1910
Simple and functional, this house often has a characteristic "L" or "T" shape

Stately Brick, Symmetrical Lines Define Georgian Colonial Style
In the 18th Century the Georgian style of architecture played a dominant role in Great Britain,

and later the American colonies.

Greek Revival, 1820-1850
Style celebrating the birth of Democracy sweeps the nation

The Carpenter Gothic, 1840-1870
The advent of power saws and balloon framing spawned colorful cottages.

Cracker Farmhouses: 1840 - 1920
Practical style makes a comfortable comeback in 21st century

Octagon House: 1850-1860
Eight-sided architectural style enjoyed brief popularity

Housing Styles: Italianate, 1850-1890
Brackets and wide cornices distinguish these Victorian homes

False Front 1860-1905
Giving buildings an illusion of grandeur

Housing Styles: Queen Anne 1880-1910 (Part 1)  (Part 2)  (Part 3)
Elaborate Victorians captured imaginations, hearts of Americans
 

Victorian Shingle Style Houses, 1880-1900
Queen Anne Victorians take a Summer Retreat

The American Foursquare, 1890-1930s
American as apple pie -- and just as popular

The Prairie Style house, 1900-1920
Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural revolution

Housing Styles: The Bungalow
The house of the common man becomes an American classic.