Dutch Colonial Revival

Circa 1880-1955
The most distinguishing feature of this style is the gambrel roof. The details, such as the window pattern, porches and materials are closely associated with the Shingle and Queen Anne styles. A steep, stepped gable reminiscent of early Flemish architecture can be found occasionally.

Characteristics:

  • gambrel roof; both side-and front-facing variations can be found
  • shingle gable end
  • one story
  • prominent front porch, with classically-detailed porch supports and plain balustrades
  • double-hung sash windows, with either single panes or multiple panes in the upper light
  • lunette windows in the upper gable
  • large, single pane windows with a fixed transom on the first story
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