Greek Revival architecture
The Greek Revival was an architectural movement of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, predominantly in Northern Europe and the United States. It revived the style of ancient Greek architecture, in particular the Greek temple, with varying degrees of thoroughness and consistency.
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The Church of Saint Luke & The Epiphany
Dearborn County Courthouse
Courthouse in Lawrenceburg
Hamline Chapel-United Methodist
Quincy Market
Forks of Cypress
Ware–Lyndon House
McBryde-Screws-Tyson House
William Bostick House
Denmark Presbyterian Church
St Vincent Street Church
Building in Glasgow, Scotland
John Wood Mansion
Haili Church
Abel Colley Tavern
Harper House
Museum
Leake-Ingham Building
Commercial building in Camden, Arkansas
Lee Home
Frogmore Cotton Plantation & Gins
Ida Lewis Rock Light
Lighthouse in Newport, Rhode Island
Jackson Barracks
Historic New England Marrett House
Sam Davis Home
Ducros Plantation
Buckland's Station
DD Collins House
Canada House
Building
James Pierce Jr. House
Carter Farm
J. C. Peters House
Building in Davenport
Millford Plantation Historic Site
Aston Inn
Old Courthouse
St Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Merchant Exchange Building
Farnsworth Homestead
Jewett-Eastman House
Carmichael House
Mansion in Macon, Georgia
Auburn House
Building in Towson, Maryland
Lyon Hall
Mansion in Demopolis, Alabama
Cedar Haven
Allen Grove
Alabama
Upton Hall
Kenosha Light
Lighthouse in Kenosha, Wisconsin
Woodbank Hall
Building in Metropolitan Borough of Stockport, England
Rosemary Hall
North Augusta, South Carolina
Block House
Building in New York City, New York
Millen House
Rogers Hall