Gothic Revival
Gothic Revival is an architectural style popular in the middle 1800s. Features of Gothic Revival include pointed arches, finials, steeply pitched roofs, and gingerbread trim on the edges of roofs and gables.
More Gothic Revival buildings
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Fox Building | 225 Front Street | 1907 | |
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Elk's Lodge 99 | 607 Park View Street |
Curlett and Beelman
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1923 |
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Chicago Athletic Association | 12 S Michigan Avenue |
Henry Ives Cobb |
1893 |
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Visitation Catholic Church | 855 W 55 Street |
Martin Carr |
1891 |
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James J. Wait House | 1120 E 48 Street |
Dwight H. Perkins |
1897 |
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Ev. Luth. Church Of Our Savior For The Deaf | 2127 W Crystal Street |
Worthmann and Steinbach |
1904 |
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Plymouth Building | 417 S Dearborn Street |
Simeon B. Eisendrath |
1898 |
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1222 W 18 Street | 1222 W 18 Street |
Paul Hurber |
1882 |
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Academie De Notre Dame | 1338 W Flournoy Street |
Gregory A. Vigeant |
1883 |
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Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church | 1134 N La Salle Drive |
Christian O. Hansen |
1882 |