1. Identification Current Designations –NR--National Register of Historic Places –RTHL--Recorded Texas Historic Landmark –HTC--Historic Texas Cemetery –SAL--State Archeological Landmark –Local Landmark

2. Architectural Description Stylistic Influences Log Traditional

Stylistic Influences Greek Revival – –Cornice line with wide band of trim –Porch supported by columns

Stylistic Influences Italianate, –Rectangular or square building –Flat roof –Decorative brackets – Cornice –Arched windows

Stylistic Influences Second Empire –Two or three story symmetrical block –Projecting central pavilion –Mansard roof

Stylistic Influences Eastlake, –Decorative style of ornamentation found on buildings constructed during Victorian period, sometimes called gingerbread

Stylistic Influences Queen Anne –Asymmetry –Steeply pitched, irregular roof with cross gables & dormers –Wraparound porches –Towers –Textured Surfaces

Stylistic Influence Shingle –Walls and roof covered with continuous wooden shingles –Steeply pitched roofs with intersecting gables –Porches

Stylistic Influence Romanesque Revival –Semi-circular arch for window and door openings –Belt or string courses marking horizontal divisions –Masonry walls, often brick with heavy stonework –Flanking towers

Stylistic Influences Folk Victorian –Simple frame folk houses –Gable roofs –Front porches –Spindlework and gingerbread

Stylistic Influences Colonial Revival –Symmetrically balanced façade –Double-hung windows with multi-panes –Paired windows –Center door with pediment and columns or pilasters

Stylistic Influences Renaissance Revival –Symmetrical façade –Low-pitched hipped roof with tile –Arched windows or doors –Small columns

Stylistic Influences Exotic Revivals –Egyptian Revival –Features exotic motifs like winged sun disk –Columns with palm or lotus capitals –Egyptian revival motifs often found on cemetery monuments after 1922

Stylistic Influences Exotic Revivals –Moorish Revival –Minaret-style spires –Domes and arches

Stylistic Influences Gothic Revival –Steeply pitched gabled roof with cross gables –Gables can have vergeboards –One-story porches –Windows extend into gable & may have pointed arch

Stylistic Influences Tudor Revival –Steeply pitched gabled roof with steep cross-gables –Windows in multiple groups –Massive chimneys

Stylistic Influences Neoclassical –Symmetrical façade with center door and balanced windows –Portico with pediment and full-height classical columns –Often used for monumental buildings

Stylistic Influences Beaux Arts –Large buildings –Arched openings –Projecting facades or pavilions with colossal columns grouped in pairs –Balustrades and statuary at top of buildings

Stylistic Influences Mission –Wide overhanging eaves –Mission -shaped dormer or parapet –Porches feature arched openings –Stucco wall surface

Stylistic Influences Monterey –Two stories –Low-pitched gabled roof –Second floor balcony, cantilevered, sharing main roof –Exterior often stucco

Stylistic Influences Pueblo Revival 1910-present –Flat roof with parapet wall –Parapet has rounded edges –Projecting wooden roof beams (vigas) through walls –Stucco wall surfaces

Stylistic Influences Prairie –Low-pitched roof, usually hipped –Widely overhanging eaves –Emphasis on horizontal lines –Massive square porch posts

Stylistic Influences Craftsman (Bungalow) –Low-pitched gabled roof –Wide eaves with rafters exposed –Decorative beams or braces under gables –Columns on pedestals to ground level

Stylistic Influences Art Deco –Vertical appearance with full-height piers and jagged roofline –Abstract relief ornaments on wall surface

Stylistic Influences Moderne –Emphasis on horizontal –Decorative banding –Curved corners –Stretches of glass- block windows

Stylistic Influences International –Smooth, uniform wall surfaces –Concrete, glass and steel –Ribbons of windows –Cantilevered balconies or upper floors –Absence of ornamentation

Stylistic Influences Post-War Modern –Houses Split-Level Contemporary Shed Minimal Traditional

Stylistic Influences Post-war Modern –Commercial Simple, rational structure that reflects frame Thin curtain wall Some Modernist variation on classical form Neoclassical influences Prairie influences

Stylistic Influences Ranch Present –One-story with low-pitched roofs –Broad, rambling facades –Can have decorative shutters or porch roof supports

Stylistic Influences Other Resources –Bridges –Statuary –Tabernacles –Cemetery Structures

Stylistic Influences Other –Combination Styles

Structural Details Number of Bays

Structural Details Terra Cotta

Structural Details Plan –Four Square Doors –Transom and sidelights