Dutch Colonial architecture

Isaac Kremer/ September 9, 2018/

The houses built by blank" >Dutch settlers and others in New Netherlands, particularly along the Hudson River, in northern New Jersey, and in eastern Long Island during the target="_blank" >Colonial era. 2. Today a vague house style usually having a glossary/half-hipped-roof/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="9a8e5143a1e5817f8fbf5dc5fee32ece" target="_blank" >gambrel roof, possibly with extended eaves in imitation of an actual Colonial house popular in New Jersey and Long Island after 1750. (Foster, 2004)

Dutch Colonial

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