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Queen Anne style house, with some Shingle style features. Queen Anne was the dominant style of domestic building from about 1880-1900. Shingle style was also built during the same time period. Shingle style features: The gambrel roof, which is unusual for a Queen Anne (Shingle cladding on the attic level is common to both Queen Anne and Shingle styles) (The Palladian window in the gambrel is common to both Queen Anne and Shingle styles) It would be unusual for a Queen Anne house to have rooms above a porte-cochere; less unusual for a Shingle house Casement windows in the second story above the porte-cochere The eyebrow window (covered by the pine tree at the left in this photo) in the third floor of the porte-cochere

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