The Greek Revival Style
The Greek Revival architectural style was considered a symbol of liberty, democracy, stability, and order. It was popular in the United States between 1820 and 1860, and was often the style of choice for buildings such as state capitols and churches in New England. Migrating down south to
The Victorian Style: An Iconic Part of New Orleans Architecture
The Characteristics & History of Victorian Homes From Uptown mansions near Audubon Park and smaller homes in Mid-City to “gingerbread” beauties in Algiers Point, Victorian architectural styles in New Orleans abound. These styles were very popular with builders and their affluent clientele
Creole Cottages: Full of Charm and Steeped in History
The Creole cottage is one of the most charming home design styles found in New Orleans and truly characteristic of the city’s unique architecture. Most often found in the historic French Quarter and Marigny neighborhoods, the Creole cottage style was inspired by French and Spanish colonists
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