Why Victorian Houses Look Like They Do
The biggest change to home building! Why Victorian houses look like they do. A seismic change happened to home building right after the Civil War. To understand why Victorian houses look the way they do, you need to understand all the changes taking place in America. The railroad, steam-powered mills, and design all changes. There is a 40-50 year period of time where home building moved from Hand-made to Machine-made. The changes were so dramatic it would facilitate the later-rise of the Arts and Craft movement. To see how industry changed home building and craft, watch this video. Check Out Our Work: https://brenthull.com Sign Up For Our Newsletter: https://brenthull.com/newsletter/ Tell Us About Your Project: https://brenthull.com/intake/general FOLLOW ME: Instagram: / hullmillwork_hullhomes Facebook: / hullmillworkhullhomes Pinterest: / hullworks
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