Log cabin

Housing of the 1700's-Waple

By Ewaple
  • Log Cabin

    Log Cabin
    They were built because of the Abundance of trees in the area.
    They could be built large or small.
  • Plantation House

    Plantation House
    A common dwelling for people who owned a lot of land in the south.
    People who owned these houses were named argarian.
  • Farm House

    Farm House
    This house was made out of mixed materials.
    People built farm houses on the land that they worked on.
  • Colonial Home

    Colonial Home
    No electricity or running water in these homes.
    Houses were pretty unfurnished.
  • Thatched Roof

    Thatched Roof
    Roof was made out of leaves, tree bark and mud.
    It is called a half-timbered construction.
  • Georgian Style House

    Georgian Style House
    These homes included lots of woodwork on the inside.
    This style of home lasted over 100 years
  • Row Houses

    Row Houses
    A bunch of houses lined up in a row that are connected together.
    Built to save space and fit more people in a certain area.
  • Victorian Housing

    Victorian Housing
    They have slate roofs because of the materials they were able to get.
    They usually have an outside made of stone or wood.
  • Marbled Mansion

    Marbled Mansion
    These were for people of high class.
    Built during the "Gilded age"
  • Tenement Housing

    Tenement Housing
    Tenement housing was built to bring people out of the country side into the city.
    After building these, the living standards and quality for the people went down a lot.
  • Small Rural Farmhouse

    Small Rural Farmhouse
    Made out of wood.
    Lacked things like water and electricity.
  • Simple House

    Simple House
    Reflected the changing industry.
    Began using concrete to build.
  • Tract Home

    Tract Home
    Built on a tract of land with many other similar homes.
    Moderate size.
  • Tenement slanted housing

    Tenement slanted housing
    Houses were put close together to save space in cities.
    Lots of people occupied these homes.
  • Small homes

    Small homes
    Homes were usually less than 1,000 square ft.
    Had little space in between homes.