American Queen Anne style
In the United States, Queen Anne-style architecture was popular from roughly 1880 to 1910. "Queen Anne" was one of a number of popular architectural styles to emerge during the Victorian era.
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Joseph Jossen House
Riverside Heritage House
Charles Whitaker House
Building in Davenport
Daniel and Margaret Wild House
Building
Alfred Webb Investment Properties
William D. Fenton House
F. Jacob Schmidt House
Building in Davenport
Henry Klindt House
Building in Davenport
William T. Goodrich House
Robert W. Hazlett House
John J. and Agnes Shea House
Building
O. P. Wickham House
Building
Comstock House
Donovan Robeson House
Hume House
Charles H. Hackley House
George W. Palmer House
Chauncey Hall Building
House at 379 West State Street
Theodore Jansen House
Building in Davenport
Breaux House
Mansion
Gay House
Building in Montgomery
Brougher Mansion
County Jail
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Villisca Axe Murder House
Redwood Cottage
C. R. Joy House
Building in Keokuk
Boyle Hotel
Holly Hotel
West Concord
Whittier Depot
C. S. Golden House
Fairchild Mansion
Franklin Apartments
Orson Everitt House
Place in Livonia
Rodney G. Hart House
Wright-Kay Building
Building in Detroit, Michigan
Charles Palmer House
Sarah Benedict House
Alexander Black House
Columbus Tuttle House
George I. Wilber House
James G Blaine Mansion
James L. Fleming House
Granville Fuller House
Home in Aurora
Baker House Bed & Breakfast
Bacon Memorial District Library