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These houses were popular from 1861 to 1930. These houses are long, narrow, and usually one story. These houses are very popular in Louisiana, specifically New Orleans.

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These became popular during the late 18th century and the early 19th century. These have an asymmetrical design, have an over-sized chimney stack, and brick, stone, or stucko siding. These houses are located in the older regions of New England.

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These houses were popular from 1955 to 1975. These houses usually have three or more stories, the entrance is usually in the middle, and have several levels of living space. These are most popular in the mid-west and eastern US.

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These were popular from the 1700s to the 1900s. These houses usually have an exterior made out of wood, small windows, and usually have a simple floor plan. These are typically located in the north and places where there are a lot of trees.

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These became popular in the early 20th century. These are usually large buildings, have many people living around you, and are usually small floor plans. Apartments are very popular in most populated areas of the US.

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These houses were popular from 1600 - 1900. These houses have low pitched roofs, thick walls, and several exterior doors. These are popular in the South, Southwest, and California.

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These were popular from 1905 - 1930. These houses are one and a half stories, most of the living space on the main floor, and a low pitched roof. These houses are most popular in and around urban areas.

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These houses became popular in the 1700s. These houses are symmetrical, have five windows across the front, and minimal roof overhang. These are popular in New England and the south.

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These houses have been popular since the 1960s. These houses blend many different styles, are usually extremely bizarre, and are unique. These houses are very popular in California and more specifically Los Angeles.

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These first became popular in the 1920s and 1930s. These are houses with brick, stone, or stucko siding, have wood paneling, and a chimney that is usually close to the front door. These are very popular in the northern US.

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These houses were popular during the 1880s - 1920s. These houses are usually symmetrical, have large columns, and are usually simple. These are popular in the Northeast and Washington D.C.

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These houses became popular in the 1960s. These houses have two or three stories, they also have one chimney and one addition, and have a rectangular shape. These are most popular in New Jersey and metropolitan New York neighborhoods.

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They were first popular in the 19th century but became popular again in 1960s. These are single family homes, with multiple floors, and share one or two walls with adjacent properties. These are usually found in urban areas because they save space.

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These were popular from 1935-1975. These houses have one story, are a long linear shape, and are parallel to the street. These are common in all of the United States but are most popular in California, North Carolina, Ohio, and Texas.

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This style was popular in the 20th century suburbs. These houses have a steep roof, a single story, and a rectangular footprint. This is very popular in the New England region of the United States.