History Restored
Known as "Edgewood," this home on the National Register of Historic Places was built on a Revolutionary War battlefield in 1845. Combining Gothic Revival architecture with Quaker influences - and a tower addition built in 1889 - "Edgewood" stands out in a region dominated by Colonial architecture.
Photo by John Welsh.
Photo by John Welsh.
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Joyce føjede dette til Design History
Gothic: with arched windows and roof being steeply curved, the home has more details when it comes to the architecture. It’s mainly made of stone or very old wood
Morgana Boaman føjede dette til Morgana’s Architectural Styles
I like the bay-tower-window thing
Qi Gao føjede dette til Mark’s Ideas
Just interesting. Details over windows, gothic style top windows, entry
