 | Inmyopinion (10)
06/16/2005 | This is more commonly found in the Northeast and midwest than in San Francisco like people are saying. They are the more realistic versions of victorian houses, as opposed to the more beautiful, and consequentaly harder to maintain, queen annes.
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 | Enkidu (38)
02/24/2004 | There's one neighborhood in my town that has a lot of these, and they don't look as out-of-place among the Spanish architecture as you might think, because they aren't quite as heavy as the other styles of Victorian. I might buy one someday; they can be quite beautiful.
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