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Queen Anne Revival Style
The Tudor Revival Style
Neo-Classical Revival Style
The Colonial Revival Style
French Second Empire Revival Style
Mediterranean Revival
Crafstman Style
Prairie School
Venacular Style

The Tudor Revival Style draws from elements and forms characteristic of sixteenth century England, such as the application of mock half-timbering over stucco, steeply pitched rooflines, casement windows, and dominant fireplaces and chimneys. The typically asymmetrical massing expresses the rambling interior plan. This style, which varies in scale from large estate homes to cottages, is represented at 901 Delaware.