Georgian & Federal buildings in America

1. Georgian & Federal

2. map

3. Williamsburg, Virginia

4. Williamsburg aerial

5. College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA c.1700 Sir Christopher Wren (probably)

6. College of William & Mary, Wren Building plan

7. College of William & Mary, map

8. The Brafferton Building, 1723 The 1693 charter of the College of William and Mary stipulated that it educate Native Americans for the church as clergymen or missionaries.

9. The entrance gate pillars have the lion of England and the unicorn of Scotland carved in imported Portland stone. The complex is surrounded by a brick wall. The roof with dormers, a deck with a balustrade, and a high cupola.

11. Mount Pleasant Mansion, (1761) Fairmont Park.

12. Mount Pleasant. Most elaborate Georgian style Mansion in the colonies. Note: high basement, central pavilion, elaborate window heads, balustrade, quoins, brick covered in stucco to resemble stone.

13. British Georgian

14. Independence Hall (c.1730)

15. Northwold, Norfolk, VA c.1760

16. Derby House, Salem , MA (1762) Georgian

18. FEDERAL (late-Georgian), “Characterized by balance and symmetry, lightness, and delicacy.”

19. Congress Hall (1787, next to Independence Hall, c.1730).

20. Misc. Federal Style houses on Delancy Street

21. Federal Style furniture

22. Georgian/Federal Revival on City Avenue

23. Georgian Revival KFC