Georgian Townhouses of Lancaster, PA
Time Period: ca. 1760 to 1790s

24 South Queen Street Lancaster, PA — 24 South Queen Street

Rock Ford Plantation 881 Rockford Road — 881 Rockford Road

110 - 112 East King Street Lancaster, PA — 110 - 112 East King Street

313 North Duke Street Lancaster, PA — 313 North Duke Street

Characteristics: Based on English architecture during the reign of King George I to King George III.

Typical features: Internal and external symmetry, flat arches, keystones above windows, belt course between first and second floors, central doorway, three or five-bay facade, two or three stories, sash: six light to 20 light, constructed of brick or stone.

33 north duke street lancaster, PA — 33 North Duke Street

121 East King Street Lancaster, PA — 121 East King Street

548 South Ann Street Lancaster, PA — 548 South Ann Street

123 North Prince Street Lancaster, PA — 123 North Prince Street

247 East Orange Street Lancaster PA — 247 East Orange Street

124 East King Street Lancaster Pa — 124 East King Street

301 - 305 North Duke Street Lancaster, PA — 301 - 305 North Duke Street

Georgian Buildings King Street Lancaster, PA — 106 - 124 East King Street. Five Georgian houses, all built ca. 1760 to 1802.
This is the largest group of Georgian-style houses in Lancaster.

Flurküchenhäuser: Pennsylvania German Historic Houses

Federal Townhouses