In Old Louisville, the Queen Anne's were built between 1875 and 1900. An example is the grouping at Fourth and Hill Streets. These were built around 1897 and have heavy ornamentation. Tudor has identifying characteristics of steeply pitched roofs, prominent cross gables, decorative half timbering, tall narrow windows in multiple groups, and massive chimneys. Beaux Arts is identified by a symmetrical facade with decorative garlands or floral patterns.
Walls are of masonry with the stonework joints exaggerated.
Craftsman is a style with a low-pitched, gabled roof and a wide, unenclosed eaves overhang. False beams or braces are present and the porch is supported by square columns or pedestals. The front and back doors along with the doors in each room, are in alignment. If someone were to fire a shot through the front door, and all doors were open, the shot would pass completely through the house and out the back door. Eclectic architecture is a representation of many Victorian styles in one dwelling.