Dutch Colonial Revival
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Dutch Colonial Revival Soundex Code D320
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Based on the style of housed built by the Dutch settlers on New Amsterdam (New York City) in the 1600s, this style acquired popularity between 1900 and World War II. In Chicago, the style can be found in such community areas as South Shore, Norwood Park, and Morgan Park.
Common characteristics are:
symmetrical facades
doorways ornamented with columns, sidelights and transoms
gambrel roofs (i.e., a curving roof with a shape similar to a barn roof)
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Albion Avenue
2600 Block
Lunt Avenue
1100 Block
Ridge Boulevard
7100 Block
Rockwell Street
6500 Block
Talman Avenue
6400 Block
Touhy Avenue
1600 Block
