- English medieval architecture, characterized by its use of half-timbered walls, thatched roofs, and central hearths.
- Georgian architecture, a popular style in the 18th century that was characterized by its symmetrical facades, classical details, and use of brick.
French:
- French colonial architecture, which was heavily influenced by the architectural traditions of France and was characterized by its use of stone, brick, and wood, as well as its hipped roofs and dormers.
- Acadian architecture, a regional style that developed in the French-speaking regions of Canada and was characterized by its use of wood and its steeply pitched roofs.
Spanish:
- Spanish colonial architecture, which was influenced by the Moorish and Gothic architectural traditions of Spain and characterized by its use of stucco, tile roofs, and arched windows and doorways.
- Pueblo architecture, a Native American architectural style that was developed in the American Southwest and characterized by its use of adobe bricks and its multi-story construction.
Dutch:
- Dutch colonial architecture, which was characterized by its use of brick and its gambrel roofs.
German:
- German colonial architecture, which was characterized by its use of half-timbered walls and its steeply pitched roofs.
