Architecture and Design of the Building

Victorian Style: 75%

• Ornate detailing around the porch and gables.
• Bays and intricate window designs indicating a preference for asymmetry, common in Victorian architecture.

Gothic Revival Style: 60%

• Pointed arch window frames which are typical in Gothic Revival.
• Use of stone, which is also prevalent in Gothic-inspired structures.

Queen Anne Style: 55%

• Variety of textures and surfaces, including the use of stone and brick, which is characteristic of Queen Anne style.
• Tower with a spire which is a common feature in Queen Anne architecture.

Styles and Influences

Victorian: 100%

• Architectural period from 1837 to 1901 corresponding with Queen Victoria's reign.
• Examples include the Painted Ladies in San Francisco and the Victorian Gothic Parliament Buildings in Ottawa, Canada.

Gothic Revival: 98%

• Revival of Gothic architecture from the late 1740s onward.
• Famous instances are the Palace of Westminster in London and St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City.

Queen Anne Style: 95%

• Developed in the late 19th century, part of a wider Victorian Revival.
• Well-known examples are the Carson Mansion in Eureka, California, and the George W. Williams House in Wichita, Kansas.