A Victorian Cottage is a modest nineteenth-century dwelling, typically one or one-and-a-half stories, with wood-frame construction and decorative trim ranging from restrained vernacular detailing to highly expressive sawn-wood ornamentation. Turned columns and sawn work were often factory-made, inexpensive to buy, and easily installed, enabling even simple cottages to adopt the picturesque, eclectic character associated with the decorated cottage type popular in late nineteenth century America and England. - AsNotedIn
| Place | Type | AsNotedIn | Locale | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Place | Type | AsNotedIn | Locale | |
| Benjamin H Cartford House |
|
Watertown | ||
| Peter Mauseth House |
|
Watertown | ||
| Walter Willson House |
|
Watertown | ||
| DeWitt McCrary House |
|
Macon | ||
| A Grubb House |
|
Spears, KY | ||
| Mears Hall |
|
Grinnell | ||
| Sweeney-Royston House |
|
Galveston |
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