American Victorian

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American Victorian is a historic architectural style in the United States characterized by ornate detailing, asymmetrical facades, and eclectic influences popular during the late 19th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural style
historic architectural style
associatedWith American industrialization
Gilded Age NERFINISHED
railroad-era suburbs
urban expansion in the United States
constructionMaterial brick
cast iron detailing
pressed metal ornament
stone
wood
contrastsWith American Colonial architecture
early 20th-century modernist architecture
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designPrinciple display of craftsmanship
eclectic historicism
picturesque composition
visual complexity
geographicDistribution Midwestern United States NERFINISHED
Northeastern United States NERFINISHED
Southern United States NERFINISHED
West Coast of the United States NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic asymmetrical facades
bay and oriel projections
bay windows
compartmentalized interior plans
complex rooflines
decorative brackets
decorative ceiling medallions
decorative chimneys
decorative cresting
decorative trim
eclectic influences
elaborate staircases
highly articulated facades
irregular massing
mixed historical references
ornamental gables
ornamental ironwork
ornate detailing
ornate fireplace mantels
ornate interior woodwork
parlors and formal reception rooms
patterned shingles
picturesque silhouettes
polychromatic materials
prominent porches
rich surface ornamentation
spindlework
stained glass windows
steeply pitched roofs
textured wall surfaces
towers or turrets
vertical emphasis
vibrant color schemes
wraparound verandas
influencedBy Colonial Revival (late phase) NERFINISHED
Eastlake movement NERFINISHED
Gothic Revival NERFINISHED
Italianate architecture NERFINISHED
Queen Anne architecture NERFINISHED
Renaissance Revival NERFINISHED
Romanesque Revival NERFINISHED
Second Empire architecture NERFINISHED
Stick style architecture NERFINISHED
Victorian architecture NERFINISHED
partOf Victorian architecture in the United States
periodOfPopularity circa 1860s–1900
late 19th century
preservationStatus many examples listed on the National Register of Historic Places
subject of historic district designations in U.S. cities
typicalBuildingType detached single-family house
mansion
row house
usedFor institutional buildings
residential buildings
small commercial buildings
suburban villas
urban townhouses

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Natchitoches, Louisiana architectureStyle American Victorian