Eastlake & Stick Styles (1860-1910)

Defining Elements of the Eastlake & Stick Styles:

  • Gable or hip roof with projecting eaves and exposed framing.

  • Simulated framing on exterior walls, especially in the gable end.

  • Symmetrical or asymmetrical façade.

  • Side hall or center hall plans.

  • Porches with roofs supported by columns with diagonal bracing.

  • Projecting bays or upper stories are common.

  • Singular or paired windows. 2/2 sashes are common.

  • Wood frame.

  • Usually wood shingles or board siding.

Examples of Eastland & Stick Style Architecture in Greater Portland: