The main Victorian residential architectural styles are:
Queen Anne: Full or partial-width asymmetrical porch that may wrap around to other sides; steeply pitched, irregular roofs, textured, ornate shinglesRichardsonian Romanesque: Built with rough-faced stone or sometimes brick rather than wood, with lot of details, like parapets, towers, and archesStick Style: Steeply pitched, gabled roof; diagonal or curving supports on porches; steeply pitched cross gables; wooden wall cladding, flat ornamentationShingle Style: Asymmetrical facade, ample use of shingles on siding and roof, front porch, multi-level eavesEastlake: An architectural and furniture design movement identified by spindlework or gingerbread ornamentation which was done by machinesSecond Empire: Distinctive mansard roof, dormer windows, molded cornices, and decorative bracketsFolk Victorian: Basic, symmetrical house design with some details, like porches with spindlework, brackets under eaves, and gabled roof...