The early 1920s saw another wave of picturesque revivals of earlier styles in endless variety with English derivatives the favorites; Georgian, Italian, Spanish, and American Colonial also flourished.

PERIOD COTSWOLD:  stucco walls; round eaves to imitate thatch; eyebrow dormers; 1—2 stories; casement windows; brick or stone trim; sometimes half-timbered.

PERIOD TUDOR:  stucco, half-timbered; usually brick or stone trim; steeply pitched roof, gable or hip; tapered front chimney.

PERIOD COLONIAL:  variety of colonial forms, often brick first story, clapboard second story; picturesque dormers; tall chimneys.

PERIOD ENGLISH:  stone or brick; steeply pitched roof, slate shingles; hip or gable dormers; diamond—paned casement windows.
 

935 Pearl, 1922 Period Cotswold 1992	921 Woods, 1940 Period English Medieval 2004
709 Cambridge, c.1925 Period Tudor c.1996	911 Pearl, 1929 Period Tudor 1986