gorgeous green bungalow by FL Architect Fan on Flickr.
Look at the gorgeous use of color and tapered window trim.
A history of the way we were in images from the period. 1900 to 1960
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gorgeous green bungalow by FL Architect Fan on Flickr.
Look at the gorgeous use of color and tapered window trim.
Renovated Green Bungalow House by Photo Dean on Flickr.
Part of the Salt Lake City East Side Historic District.
Bonham TX Queen Anne style home by vintrest on Flickr.
Just a short walk away from the massive funeral home Queen Anne is this great looking home painted in period colors. As far as I could determine, it appears to be currently in use as a restaurant. The lavish use of colors provide quiet a contrast to the black and white of the nearby castle.
Little Blue Bungalow, Schenectady, NY by Russell Swanker on Flickr.
Sort of a typical, humble bungalow, but I like the little detail in the porch woodwork, and at the peak of the porch roof and the roof above the 2nd floor windows. For sale and abandoned, it needs some love.
Schenectady Bungalow by Russell Swanker on Flickr.
Another nice bungalow, more like a low-slung California bungalow than we usually see around here. Nice big corner lot. Also suffers from the “paint everything white” syndrome.
Craftsman Bungalow, Niskayuna, NY by Russell Swanker on Flickr.
I’m in love with this home. And the place next door ain’t too shabby, either. Pics of it soon.
1920::Aeroplane or Airplane Style Bungalow on Flickr.
Aeroplane Bungalow #634 from Jud Yoho
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“Queen Anne Style” - Edwardian style in San Francisco by sftrajan on Flickr.
McAllister Street in the Western Addition
Queen Anne Style victorian by sftrajan on Flickr.
Coleridge Street at Coso Square
Bernal Heights, San Francisco
Tudor House 2 by daryl_mitchell on Flickr.
This faux Tudor style house is almost completely concealed behind a high hedge. Nestled on the riverbank, I’m sure it has a spectacular view of the river and the downtown skyline.