Category:French Eclectic architecture

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French Eclectic, as described by Virginia Savage McAlester, was a common building style in the United States from 1915 to 1945.

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Alpha Delta Pi Sorority House (Urbana, Illinois)‎ (2 F)

Media in category "French Eclectic architecture"

The following 8 files are in this category, out of 8 total.

131 Washington Valley Road, Washington Valley, NJ.jpg 1,758 × 1,172; 849 KB
518-glenwood-onk-tn1.jpg 3,068 × 1,692; 2.07 MB
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority House Urbana Illinois.jpg 2,469 × 1,242; 682 KB
Cecil and Frances Brown House 2.jpg 3,433 × 2,619; 2.74 MB
Cecil and Frances Brown House.jpg 3,559 × 2,597; 3.95 MB
ERLE STILLWELL HOUSE II HENDERSON COUNTY NC.tif 360 × 249; 274 KB
House at the "French Village," Highland Avenue, Hollywood, California. Garage.jpg 846 × 676; 234 KB
UDCA French Eclectic (c) 2008 Mary Leonard.jpg 576 × 768; 253 KB

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