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Colonial Revival
Neoclassical
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Colonial Revival Style:
90%
Symmetric faΓ§ade
Central entrance with sidelights and a pediment
Multi-pane, double-hung windows with shutters
Colonial Revival Examples and Influences
Cranbrook House in Michigan
Peabody Essex Museum in Massachusetts
Colonial Revival neighborhoods throughout the United States
Neoclassical Style:
55%
Prominent front porch with classical columns
Symmetrical shape and form
Neoclassical Examples and Influences
The White House in Washington D.C.
Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson
Various federal buildings and courthouses in the United States
Cape Cod Style:
65%
Steep roof with side gables
Central chimney (not visible in this image)
Simple, symmetric design
Cape Cod Examples and Influences
Original Cape Cod houses in New England
20th-century Cape Cod revivals across the United States
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