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The
Grand Anne Bed and Breakfast is located in Keokuk, Iowa. It was designed
by George F. Barber in 1897. The outside is very decorated with much
ornamentation. It is also characterized by towers and bay windows.
This mansion has 22 rooms. The building has been redesigned to
its original form. Rooms for guests are found on the second and third
floor. It has detailed oak, cherry, pear and birds-eye
maple woodwork with period brass light fixtures, and ornate ceiling medallions.
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This house is a
fine example of a Queen Anne style. The style's asymmetrical massing,
use of decorated wood, and trademark tower were executed with fine craftsmanship.
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This house has many classic Queen Anne
features, including the corbelled chimneys, assymetrical shape, wrap-around
porch, 2/2 windows, and elaborate trim.
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This is the Henry Hoch house of
1903. The porch and its turned spindles wrap around the house. It
is unbalanced with tall decorative chimneys. The roof style is very
steep and there are never any flat surfaces.
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This home is located in Redland, California.
It has asymmetrical facade with much decorative trim with a wrap around
porch on the first floor, and a balcony on the second. The roof takes
on different shapes, and there are many windows.
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This Queen Anne home is located in Livingston
County, Michigan. There is much gable detail on the exterior. The tower, shape,
and front porch make this a good example of a Queen Anne syle home.
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This Queen Anne style home is characterized
by a pedimented gable roof, tower, ornamentation, asymmetrical shape, and
an arched hood at the entry way.
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