Academic Historicism — Architecture & Motifs

Colonial Revival, Spanish Colonial Revival, Classical Eclecticism, Romanesque Revival, Richardson Romanesque

Colonial Revival — Governor’s Palace; Williamsburg, Virginia 1930s ORIGINAL 1705-1749 Burned 1781

Colonial Revival — Martha Washington Model Home 1921-1937 Sears, Roebuck & Co.

Colonial Revival —Dutch Colonial Home

Colonial Revival — Annie Longfellow Thorpe House, 1887, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Colonial Revival — The Old Clock on the Stairs 1868 Edward Samson Henry

Colonial Revival — Chinese Parlor, Winterthur Museum 1930s

Colonial Revival —Colonial Revival Living & Dining Room

Colonial Revival — Baker Advertisement for Colonial Furniture

Colonial Revival — Colonial Revival Beds

Colonial Revival — Sheraton Style Chair

Colonial Revival — Camel Back Sofa

Colonial Revival — Colonial Revival Chest

Colonial Revival — Colonial Revival (Williamsburg) Bedroom

Spanish Colonial Revival — Alamo Mission, 1724, San Antonio, Texas

Spanish Colonial Revival — Estipite

Spanish Colonial Revival — Twisted Column

Spanish Colonial Revival — Elements of Spanish Colonial Revival

Spanish Colonial Revival — Hotel Ponce de Leon (Flagler College) 1888 St. Augustine, Florida, Carrere & Hastings

Spanish Colonial Revival — Santa Barbara after 1812 Earthquake

Spanish Colonial Revival — Hearst Castle 1919-1920 Simeon, California, Julia Morgan

Spanish Colonial Revival — Mar-A-Lago 1920s-1930s, Palm Beach, Florida Marion Syms Wyeth

Spanish Colonial Revival — Indiana Theater 1927 Indianapolis, Indiana, Rubush & Hunter

Spanish Colonial Revival — Spanish Colonial Revival Interior

Spanish Colonial Revival — Tile & Iron with Water Feature

Spanish Colonial Revival — Spanish Colonial Revival Courtyard

Classical Eclecticism — Palazzo Della Cancelleria; Rome 16th Century

Classical Eclecticism — Villard House; NYC 1882-1885, McKim, Mead, & White, Neo-Renaissance

Classical Eclecticism — World’s Columbian Exposition; Chicago, Illinois 1893, Richard Morris Hunt, Beaux-Arts

Classical Eclecticism — United States Supreme Court; Washington DC, 1935, Cass Gilbert, Neoclassical Revival

Classical Eclecticism — Chateau de Chambord 16th Century

Classical Eclecticism — Biltmore Estate, Asheville, North Carolina, 1890-1895, Richard Morris Hunt, Chateauesque

Classical Eclecticism — Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Milan, Italy 1865-1867, Giuseppe Mengoni, Neo-Renaissance

Classical Eclecticism — Great Hall Library of Congress 1897, John L. Smithmeyer & Paul J. Pelz, Neo-Renaissance

Classical Eclecticism —The Breakers; Newport, Rhode Island, 1892-1895, Richard Morris Hunt, Neo-Renaissance

Classical Eclecticism — Grand Central Terminal; NYC 1871, John Wellborn Root, Whitney Warren, Alfred Fellheimer, Beaux-Arts

Classical Eclecticism — Pennsylvania Railroad Terminal; NYC, 1906-1910 McKim, Mead, & White, Beaux-Arts

Classical Eclecticism — Union Station; Washington DC, 1908, Daniel Burnham, Beaux-Arts

Classical Eclecticism — Palace of Fine Arts; San Francisco, California, 1913-1915, Bernard Maybeck, Beaux-Arts

Classical Eclecticism — Metropolitan Museum of Art; NYC, 1874, Richard Morris Hunt, Beaux-Arts

Classical Eclecticism — New York Public Library; NYC, 1911, Carrere & Hastings, Beaux-Arts

Classical Eclecticism — State Normal Library; Terre Haute, 1907, Neoclassical Revival

Classical Eclecticism — Trellis Room, The Colony Club; NYC, 1906, Elsie de Wolfe, Neoclassical Revival

Classical Eclecticism — Chateau Frontenac; Quebec City, Canada, 1893, Bruce Price, Chateauesque

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — Floral Capital

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — Smithsonian Institution; Washington DC, 1847-1855, James Renwich, Romanesque Revival

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — Wilton Church; Wiltshire, England, 1841-1844, T.H. Wyatt, Romanesque Revival

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — Culzean Castle; Maybole, Scotland, 1792, Robert Adam, Romanesque Revival

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — Natural History Museum; London, 1860s, Alfred Waterhouse, Romanesque Revival

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — Trinity Church; Boston, Massachusetts, 1877, Henry Hobson Richardson, Richardsonian Romanesque

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — Marshall Field Wholesale; Chicago 1887, Henry Hobson Richardson, Richardsonian Romanesque

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — Allegheny County Court House; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1884-1888, Henry Hobson Richardson, Richardsonian Romanesque

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — Oliver Ames Free Library; North Easton, Massachusetts, 1877, Henry Hobson Robinson

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — Windsor Station; Montreal, Canada, 1889, Bruce Price, Richardsonian Romanesque

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — Samuel Cupples House; St. Louis, Missouri, 1888-1890, Thomas B. Annan, Richardsonian Romanesque

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — Craigdarroch castle; Victoria, Canada, 1890, Warren Haywood Williams, Richardsonian Romanesque

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — Union Station; St. Louis, Missouri, 1892-1894, Theordore C. Link, Richardsonian Romanesque

Romanesque Revival or Richardsonian Romanesque — American Museum of Natural History, NYC