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These houses have decorated trim, high porches and roofs with steep gables. They also have tall windows, high ceilings, long halls, and turrets.

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These are large 2-3 story brick or frame houses. They are symmetrical which columns extending all the way down the front. They usually have dormers, shutters, and belvederes used for lookouts.

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These houses are known for their two story porches, Greek columns, and a triangular gable.

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These houses are shaped like boxes, they're symmetrical, double hung sash windows and are at least two stories high. They sometimes have a porch added. There are two types: Adam style and Early Classical Revival

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These houses have simple exterior lines, they are symmetrical with centered door and windows with small panes.

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These houses are French Normandy style. One story with narrow doors and windows. They have steeply pitched roofs and walls are made of stucco.

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These are one story houses made of brick. Their most unique feature is their dutch style doors, where they open in half.

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These were large, durable homes out of wood, field stone for warmth.

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One room, rectangular home. They are made of logs. We now refer to them as log cabins.

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These houses are most common in Florida. They are built with stucco walls, beamed ceilings, and earth floors.

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A simple house. They are unique because the top story hangs over the bottom story.

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A bigger version of the cape cod. They are named this because they are shaped like the boxes had salt came in during the era.

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A small, symmetrical house with dormers. They are incredibly common.

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These include Tidewater South which is a one room house with a chimney. Additions were made as needed.

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Early American settlers copied the mud, log, and adobe homes made by Native American tribes.