Queen Anne architecture
The architecture existing in England during the short reign of Anne, 1702 to 1714. The more important structures of the reign were generally the completion of designs fixed in all of their parts before her accession, and but little that was monumental begun in her time… The buildings which are especially associated with the style are the minor country houses and many houses in the suburbs of London, built frequently of red brick, and characterized by sculpture in relief, molded or carved in the same material. Photo of the Ford MacNichol House, Wyandotte, Michigan, 2004. (Jones, 1992)