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	[[File:Partridge Cottage.jpg\|left\|]]\| ]] [[File:Charles M. Lea House.jpg\|right\|]]\| ]] '''Dutch Colonial Revival''' is an architectural style that is a sub-type of the [[Colonial%20Revival\|Colonial Revival]]-style of American architecture, characterized by gambrel roofs, generally with curved eaves along the length of the house.		[[File:Partridge Cottage.jpg\|left\|]] ]] [[File:Charles M. Lea House.jpg\|right\|]] ]] '''Dutch Colonial Revival''' is an architectural style that is a sub-type of the [[Colonial%20Revival\|Colonial Revival]]-style of American architecture, characterized by gambrel roofs, generally with curved eaves along the length of the house.