Georgian architecture
Georgian architecture is the name given in most English-speaking countries to the set of architectural styles current between 1714 and 1830.
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Himley Hall
Building in Himley, England
Franklin House
St. James Church
The Old Jail
Downe House
Richmond Hill
Woodburn: Governor's House
Gen. William Floyd House
Sinclair Inn Museum
Symbister House
Building
Hancock-Clarke House
Hampton Plantation State Historic Site
Wilbor House
Dr. Samuel Warren House
Building in Newton, Massachusetts
Busey–Evans Residence Halls
Residence hall in Urbana, Illinois
St James Episcopal Church
Westover Plantation
Trinity House of Leith
John Callahan House
St. Vincent de Paul Church
First Baptist Church in America
Connecticut Hall
Building in New Haven, Connecticut
Zachary Taylor House
Havens–Page House, Omaha
Clinton House State Historic Site
Prescott House Museum
Brice House
Annapolis, Maryland
DuPont-Guest Estate
Wentworth-Gardner House
Museum in Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Montpelier Mansion
Lansdowne House
Building in London, England
Tittenhurst Park
Captain David Judson House
Melbourne Hall The Gardens
Wick House
Richmond Hill
Peddimore Hall
Building in Minworth, England
Silas Deane House
Museum in Wethersfield
Christopher Wray
Movie producer
Governor's Residence
Escowbeck
Duff House
John Jay Homestead
Viets' Tavern
Tavern in East Granby, Connecticut
Pottsgrove Manor
The Paragon
Bath
Cliveden of the National Trust
Royal Crescent
Building complex
St. Philips Anglican Church