Winters House, Victorian residential building in Sacramento, United States
Winters House is a residential building constructed in Queen Anne style with asymmetrical facades, multiple roof lines, and varied architectural elements. The structure features ornate wooden details, cantilevered projections, and different siding materials across its exterior.
The building was constructed in 1890 by Herman Winters, a successful businessman, as a residence. It was built during Sacramento's period of economic expansion that followed the earlier Gold Rush era.
The house displays design choices that were fashionable among affluent residents in late 19th century California. The combination of architectural details reflects the taste and craftsmanship that owners valued during this period.
The house is located on H Street in downtown Sacramento and is easy to find from the street. Visitors should note that this is a private residence and viewing is typically limited to the exterior.
The house blends elements from different architectural traditions, combining Queen Anne features with Stick and Eastlake components. This mixing of styles reflects the architectural experimentation that was common among wealthy homeowners of that era.
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