Lancaster Streetscape: Historic Architecture of Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Second Empire Townhouses of Lancaster, PA
Time Period: ca. 1860s to 1900

439 North Duke Street Lancaster, PA

439 North Duke Street

723 - 723 North Duke Street Lancaster, PA — 723 - 725 North Duke Street

440 West Chestnut Street Lancaster, PA — 440 West Chestnut Street

432 North Duke Street Lancaster, PA — 432 North Duke Street

444 South Queen Street Lancaster, PA — 444 South Queen Street

234 - 236 North Charlotte Street

Characteristics: Based on French sources. Mansard roof is most distinguishing characteristic.
Also: decorative slate, ornamental window hoods, bracketed cornices, tall thin windows.

407 West Chestnut Street

407 West Chestnut Street Lancaster, PA — 407 West Chestnut Street

125 East Lemon Street

433 West Lemon Street

131 South Prince Street Lancaster, PA — 131 South Prince Street

442 South Queen Street Lancaster, PA — 442 South Queen Street

445 - 447 West Chestnut Street

629 - 631 North Duke Street Lancaster, PA — 629 - 631 North Duke Street

501 West Orange Street Lancaster, PA — 501 West Orange Street

46 East Vine Street Lancaster, Pa — 46 East Vine Street

437 West James Street

242 - 244 North Charlotte Street Lancaster, PA — 242 - 244 North Charlotte Street

Italianate Townhouses

Queen Anne Townhouses