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This
Anglo-Italian style developed in the
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mid 19th
century
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Characteristics
of the style include:
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Overhanging
eaves supported by single or
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paired brackets,
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Tall windows
and doors with rounded-
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arched headings
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Piazzas and
verandas
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Hooded balconies
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Cupolas,
widow’s walks, towers
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The
Oakes-Wood-Miltner-Hayes House
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Popularly
called the Grant Wood House
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because the
artist once lived there
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Built in 1858
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Italian
characteristics include:
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coupled brackets under eaves
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Tall narrow
first floor windows with
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extended framing
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