Old House Archives

c. 1843 Greek Revival

Eutaw, Alabama

c. 1899 Victorian: Queen Anne

Little Rock, Arkansas

1915 Craftsman Bungalow

Siloam Springs, Arkansas

1863 Italianate

Farmington, California

1906 Southern Colonial

Palisade, Colorado

1892 Victorian: Queen Anne

Arcadia, Florida

c. 1926 Tudor Revival

Avondale Estates, Georgia

c. 1849 Antebellum

Barnesville, Georgia

1911 Arts & Crafts

Cordele, Georgia

1920 Victorian: Queen Anne

Greenville, Georgia

c. 1905 Arts & Crafts

Hogansville, Georgia

c. 1919 Craftsman Foursquare

Jonesboro, Georgia

1885 Victorian: Queen Anne

Macon, Georgia

1820 Federal

Milledgeville - capital of Georgia early 1800s, Georgia

1990 Early Classical Revival

Rincon, Georgia

1850 Georgian Colonial

Savannah, Georgia

1893 Victorian: Queen Anne

Sac City, Iowa

1852 Greek Revival

Galena, Illinois

1997 Victorian: Queen Anne

Hampshire, Illinois

1913 Stone Home

Quincy, Illinois

1850 Victorian

Aurora, Indiana

1890 Victorian: Queen Anne

Crown Point, Indiana

1860 Italianate

Danville, Indiana

1873 Italianate

Indianapolis, Indiana

1889 Victorian: Second Empire

New Albany, Indiana

Romanesque Revival

Terre Haute, Indiana

c. 1870 Victorian

Cynthiana, Kentucky

c. 1840 Antebellum

Harrodsburg, Kentucky

1905 Traditional

Louisville, Kentucky

c. 1867 Italianate

Mount Sterling, Kentucky

1842 Greek Revival

Perryville, Kentucky

Greek Revival

Stanford, Kentucky

1889 Victorian: Shingle

North Adams, Massachusetts

c. 1750 Federal

Charlotte Hall, Maryland

1788 Federal

Chestertown, Maryland

c. 1803 Federal

Princess Anne, Maryland

1853 Victorian: Queen Anne

Adrian, Michigan

c. 1886 Victorian

Coldwater, Michigan

1886 Victorian: Queen Anne

Coldwater, Michigan

1876 Victorian: Second Empire

Moberly, Missouri

c. 1886 Victorian

Nevada, Missouri

1885 Italianate

Saint Joseph, Missouri

1877 Italianate

Saint Joseph, Missouri

1900 Tudor Revival

Meridian, Mississippi

1925 Tudor Revival

Vicksburg, Mississippi

1897 Victorian: Queen Anne

Graham, North Carolina

c. 1917 Colonial

Hertford, North Carolina

c. 1892 Victorian: Queen Anne

Monroe, North Carolina

1834 Federal

Mount Airy, North Carolina

1913 Neoclassical

Oxford, North Carolina