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Doric Columns are characterized by a smooth and less detailed capitol. They originated from western Greece. Often times These columns are paired with a much more intricate bulding design.

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Ionic Columns are well known for their dual spirals ( scrolls ) on the Capitol. Often much more detailed, they sometimes have etchings within the scrolls.

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Corinthian Columns have a delicate often floral capitol. The intricate design depicts plants and flowers. This Column of the shortest type.

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The parthenon is a beautiful example of Doric columns. The building itself is a Doric temple, meaning that it has a rectangular floor plan and low steps bordering the building. It also sports many Doric columns. This style hailed from Weastern Greece, and remained popular there.

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The Ionic order consists of Ionic columns and the Entablature ( that is also split into three pieces, the architrave, the frieze, and the cornice.) The style was popular in mainland greece.

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Developed the latest, the Corinthian order has delicately fluted shafts and intricate capitals. This was believed to be developed in Athens, but historians are unsure of it’s exact origins. This kind was not often used and less popular.

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The Lincolm Memorial consists of 36 Doric styled columns, each representing the Union states at his time of death.