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Architectural styles and building dates in the Willoughby Hart district
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The Willoughby Hart Historic District features row houses built during the last three decades of the 19th century, showcasing a transition from farmland to dense residential development. The district includes various architectural styles creating a cohesive streetscape.
- Most common style is Neo-Grec
- Also includes Second Empire, Romanesque Revival, and Queen Anne styles
- Buildings constructed between 1870s and 1890s
- Consistency in age and style creates a cohesive streetscape
Lisa Kersavage
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And on the dates, the building dates and styles represented in the district, all the row houses were built during the last 3 decades of the 19th century, during a time of transition from farmland, to dense residential development.
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The most common architectural style is Neo Greck, seen throughout the district and employed throughout the phase of the development.
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Rojas is featuring a combined combination of Neo Greck in 2nd empire, stylistic features, among the earliest buildings can corrected, and a row of Romanesh Revive on Queen And Style House is on Hart Street among the latest.
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The consistency in age and style creates a distinctly cohesive streetscape.
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