American Foursquare

Actually, the house that we lived in in Roxborough, a lot of people thought it was an American four-square, which was a Sears model.

I found out that Sears modeled their American Foursquare off of existing American Foursquare.

So ours, I think, was an original.

But that when they started selling like a house in a box and we'll just ship it to you, they modeled one of their homes off of that architecture style.

The area was developed by Fort Wayne's middle class in the early 1900s, the news release said.

The architecture reflects the most popular architectural styles of the time, including the American Foursquare, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman, along with several bungalows.

Wildwood Builders planned the district in 1913, and the firm constructed several homes.

A high number of the homes retain their historical features in this, and this provides an overall feeling of integrity to the historic nature of the neighborhood, the release said.

It's like my dream house.

It's like an, you know, American Foursquare, period correct, so it was really cool.

Yeah, it was about as period correct as you could get.

Yeah.