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If you were to shoot a bullet through the window it would go thru all the rooms , rooms close together to one another, in the 1870s they were very convenient to workers because they were so close to the warehouses.

2402 N Church St, Greensboro, NC

common in New Orleans and the southern US.

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Very long, close to the ground, and narrow in width, one story
106 carlson drive
Most common in Cali, NC, Ohio, Texas
Became popular in the 1920s

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The house is split. When you walk into the house there's a main level followed by a staircase. Half of the staircase leads to a lower level and the other half leads to a higher level. The house is uneven. The living room (main floor) is by the front door.
1508 Lafayette ct
Became popular in mid 20th century
Most found in midwest and eastern us

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Big stucco walls, usually a court yard on the side of the house, founded in SW mainly, mainly built from natural materials
620 Willoughby Street
Found mainly Florida, California, and Southwestern states, like Arizona and New Mexico.
Became most common in 1915- 1931

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Smaller, you are usually sharing a wall with one or 2 people, common in highly populated areas
101 lake shore drive
Found in almost every state
Became popular in the early 20th century

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A townhouse can be characterized by a multi-floor home,shares one or more walls with other houses, all houses are similar
4700 friars lane greensboro

Commonly found in high populated areas/ Paris

Popular in the 1600s

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The wood on the outside of the house, steep roofs, wood around the windows
712 Dover rd

Commonly located in the UK

Became popular in the 1940s and 1970s

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5100 Eastern shores drive
Symmetrical, lots of windows including in the roof, brick
Found pretty much anywhere
Became popular in the early 1600s

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400 Willoughby Blvd
Columba at front of the house, symmetrical, large, awning
Found mainly on east coast
became popular between 1830-1860

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Round angles, decorative woodwork, bright colors
400 gorrell ave

Commonly found in British colonies

Became popular u the 1870s through the 1900s

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705 Arlington \St, High Point, NC 27262-
has a A-frame shape, helps snow to fall off, holds warmth
Found mainly in europe
Became popular from 1950-1970

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800 E Cone Blvd

2 stories, unique roof, the roof goes below the 2nd floor
This style became popular in the 1850's
This can be found in the eastern part of the US

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601 willoughby street
One chimney, external room/garage typically has a more fancy and modern look to the house
This style became popular in the 1980s and 90s
This style can be found in many parts of the US, bust especially the east coast

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1500 elmwood ave, greensboro NC
Has a sloped roof, usually in downtown cities, narrow in width, and has a loft room above
This style became popular in the early 1900's
This can be found in southern California

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1708 Willow wick drive
Central chimney, shingle siding, sometimes symmetrical, usually small upstairs
This style became popular in the mid 1800's
This can be found in the northeast US

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4703 trail wood drive
Uses logs including natural resources, blends in with environment, mostly one stories, near the woods
This housing became popular in the 1700's
This is commonly found in the northeast and midwest of the US

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622 Marsh Street, Greensboro NC
Over sized chimney, made with brick/stone, steep roof. Mainly one story.
This style of housing emerged in 1920's during the Cottage Revival
This style is most common in Northeast US