Dates: 1915 to 1945 Features: Steeply-pitched hip roof (without front-facing gable); flared eaves; exterior brick, stucco, or stone.
American soldiers serving in France during World War I would have seen many houses with these characteristics in the French countryside. Like the Tudor Revival, which it resembles, the style was most popular in the growing suburbs of the 1920s.
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