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Queen Anne homes are known for their exuberant ornamentation, steep roofs, turrets or towers, and wraparound porches. Decorative trim, patterned shingles, and spindlework add visual interest. Interiors often feature high ceilings, grand staircases, and intricate woodwork.
This style thrived between 1880 and 1910, part of the broader Victorian movement. The name references Britain’s Queen Anne era, though the architecture shares little direct historical link. It became popular due to industrial advances (allowing for mass-produced trim) and the desire for showy, eclectic homes reflecting personal status.
