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Colonial/Colonial Revival

Literally the architecture of New York as a colony, whether of The Netherlands or Great Britain. It doesn't necessarily imply either white clap-board or shutters and is best exemplified in Manhattan by St. Paul's Chapel (the only Colonial building remaining from before 1776) and by some of the Dutch Colonial farmhouses of southeastern Brooklyn. The Revival of the late 19th century provided overblown versions for a romanticized Colonial Revival.

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028-West End Collegiate Church  

061-Row Houses

009 BOWLING GREEN IRT CONTROL HOUSE

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