The best way to learn about historic houses is to look at them closely, and the most fun way to look at them closely is to do a puzzle showing a wonderful historic house! So, we made a unique and interesting collection of Historic House Puzzles for you to enjoy!
The D.R. Wright House in Eutaw, Alabama was built in 1847 in the Greek Revival Style. It is an L-shaped house with an inset porch that wraps around the south and east sides of the house. A deeper inset porch is located the north side of west wing of the L. These large porches create outdoor living spaces that occupy nearly half the area covered by the roof.
This much covered outdoor space is an adaption to the hot Southern climate that is not found in Northern houses of the same period. Also typical of houses built for the semi-tropical climate of the South is the use of piers to elevate the living spaces and allow airflow under the house for cooling.
Greek Revival is among the 25 architectural styles and types described and illustrated in Chapter 2 of “Restoring Your Historic House, The Comprehensive Guide for Homeowners.”
Signed and personalized copies of the award-winning and bestselling 720-page hardcover book are available directly from the author in our online bookshop at YourHistoricHouse.com/shop/.
The classic volume on identifying historic house styles, “A Field Guide to American Houses” by Virginia McAlester, is also available in our shop, along with other authors’ select restoration and preservation titles.
“Restoring Your Historic House is also available in bookstores nationwide and from online retailers.
© Scott T. Hanson 2025.
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Click on the dashed box at the top-right in the puzzle box below to open the puzzle to full screen. In the top left, you can change the number of pieces (100 pieces is the default), toggle piece rotation, and change the background color. Then hit “OK” and have fun!
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