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CHICAGO: CHILDREN, 1941. Children playing outside of an apartment building on the South Side of Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1941

CHICAGO: APARTMENTS, 1941. Residents outside of an apartment building on the South Side of Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1941

WASHINGTON D. C. : PLUMBING. A crane laying a water pipeline in Washington, D. C
WASHINGTON D.C.: PLUMBING. A crane laying a water pipeline in Washington, D.C. early 20th century

WASHINGTON D. C. : HOUSES. Children playing on the steps of row houses in Washington, D
WASHINGTON D.C.: HOUSES. Children playing on the steps of row houses in Washington, D.C. Photographed by Louise Rosskam, c1942

PHILADELPHIA: ROW HOUSE. A view of the row houses on Park Avenue in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Photograph, early 20th century

Illustration of factory in city during the Industrial revolution

ROW HOUSE, 1938. Homes of factory workers in Camden, New Jersey. Photograph by Arthur Rothstein, October 1938

ROW HOUSE, 1938. Women and children in front of a row of low-income houses in Ambridge, Pennsylvania. Photograph by Arthur Rothstein, July 1938

ROW HOUSE, 1938. A row of low-income houses in Ambridge, Pennsylvania. Photograph by Arthur Rothstein, July 1938

WASHINGTON D. C. : HOUSES. Row houses on the corner of North and Union Street in Washington, D
WASHINGTON D.C.: HOUSES. Row houses on the corner of North and Union Street in Washington, D.C. Photographed by Louise Rosskam, c1942

MARYLAND: ROW HOUSES. A panoramic view of a proposal for row houses, a part of the Greenbelt project. Drawing photographed by Carl Mydans, c1936

BALTIMORE: ROW HOUSES. A view of row houses along a street in Baltimore, Maryland. Photographed by Jack Delano, c1940

WASHINGTON SQUARE PARK. Evening in Washington Square Park, New York City. Photograph by Edwin Rosskam, 1941

MILWAUKEE: ALLEY, 1936. Low income row houses on West Winnebago Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Photograph by Carl Mydans, April 1936

NEW JERSEY: HOUSES, 1936. Row houses in Manville, New Jersey. Photograph by Carl Mydans, February 1936

NEW JERSEY: PEDDLER, 1938. A peddler carrying a baby with a pushcart in front of the homes of factory workers, Camden, New Jersey. Photograph by Arthur Rothstein, October 1938

MIGRANT VILLAGE, 1941. Houses which had been condemned by the Board of Health, but still used by African American migrant workers in Belle Glade, Florida. Photograph, January 1941

WASHINGTON, D. C. c1920. A street in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D
WASHINGTON, D.C. c1920. A street in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C. Drawing by Susan Brown Chase, c1920

WASHINGTON, D. C. : HOUSES. A street scene with row houses and a moving company in Washington, D
WASHINGTON, D.C.: HOUSES. A street scene with row houses and a moving company in Washington, D.C. Photograph, early 20th century

ROW HOUSE, c1924. A man and a woman eating at a table on the front porch of a row house, probably Washington D.C. Photograph, c1924

NEW YORK: JAIL, 1860. The Eldridge Street Jail in Manhattan, New York. Lithograph by George Hayward, 1860

STORM DAMAGE, 1913. Row houses damaged by a storm in Washington, D. C. Photograph
STORM DAMAGE, 1913. Row houses damaged by a storm in Washington, D.C. Photograph, 30 July 1913

SAN FRANCISCO: PARADE, 1890. A parade on the corner of Market Street and Fourth Street in San Francisco, celebrating the 40th anniversary of Californias statehood, 9 September 1890

Old houses in Alamo Square, known as the Painted Ladies, San Francisco, California, United States

COPENHAGEN: NYHAVN, 1902. View of Nyhavn, part of the canal in Copenhagen, Denmark. Stereograph, 1902

TORNADO DESTRUCTION, 1913. Men on a sidewalk watching debris being cleaned up in front of a row houses severely damaged by a tornado, Washington, D.C. Photograph 30 July 1913

WASHINGTON, D. C. : HOUSES. Men on a sidewalk watching debris being cleaned up in
WASHINGTON, D.C.: HOUSES. Men on a sidewalk watching debris being cleaned up in front of row houses severely damaged by a storm. Photograph, 1913

GEORGIA: ROW HOUSES. A row of houses with a water tower and barn on the right in the state of Georgia. Photograph, c1900

WASHINGTON D. C. : HOUSES. A view of new row houses for sale on 14th and Taylor Streets
WASHINGTON D.C.: HOUSES. A view of new row houses for sale on 14th and Taylor Streets in Washington D.C. Photograph, c1918-1921

WASHINGTON, D. C. c1919. Row houses and other buildings on the site of the new
WASHINGTON, D.C. c1919. Row houses and other buildings on the site of the new port office in Washington, D.C. Photograph, c1919

ROW HOUSES, c1919. Row houses identified as farm buildings, with the A.E. Beitzell Oyster House on the right, Washington D.C. Photograph, c1919

VERMONT: ROW HOUSES, c1909. A row of mill houses belonging to the woolen mill company Holden- Leonard Company in Bennington, near Burlington, Vermont. Photographed by Lewis Hine, May 1909

View of Cologne with the cathedral, Germany
View on Cologne along the Rhine river, Germany. In the background is the cathedral, a Unesco world heritage site

Hanseatic houses in Bryggen
Bryggen, the old Hanseatic wharf of Bergen, which is on the UNESCO list of World Cultural Heritage Sites

Hanseatic houses in Bryggen
Bryggen, the old Hanseatic wharf of Bergen, which is on the UNESCO list of World Cultural Heritage Sites

Colourful houses line Melaka River

Park Crescent Regency Terrace
Park Crescent, a Regency terrace near Regents Park, London, 19th January 1950. Designed by architect John Nash, construction of the street began in 1812. (Photo by J. A)

Europe, Czech Republic, Telc. 16th Century renaissance houses
Czech Republic, Telc. 16th Century renaissance houses

Row houses, Anstruther, East Neuk of Fife, Scotland

Italy, Sardinia, Bosa. Temo River and Sas Conzas former tanneries, dawn

Austria, Tirol, Innsbruck. Colorful buildings along Inn River

The Petersen House in Washington, D. C. where Abraham Lincoln died on 15 April 1865. Photograph, c1920
D.C.: PETERSEN HOUSE. The Petersen House in Washington, D.C. where Abraham Lincoln died on 15 April 1865. Photograph, c1920

A row house thought to have been occupied by Thomas Jefferson, probably Washington D. C. Photograph c1918-1920
ROW HOUSE: JEFFERSON. A row house thought to have been occupied by Thomas Jefferson, probably Washington D.C. Photograph c1918-1920

D. C. : PETERSEN HOUSE. The Petersen House in Washington, D. C. where Abraham Lincoln died on 15 April 1865
D.C.: PETERSEN HOUSE. The Petersen House in Washington, D.C. where Abraham Lincoln died on 15 April 1865. Engraving, c1886

Row House: Jefferson
ROW HOUSE: JEFFERSON. A row house identified as one once occupied by Thomas Jefferson, probably Washington D.C. Photograph, c1918-1920

Traditional architecture, Altstadt, Landshut, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Houses, Burano Island, Venice, Veneto, Italy, Europe

Aerial view of back to back housing near Bradford, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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"Discover the Charm of Row Houses: From England to Australia, a Glimpse into Historic Communities" Step back in time as you stroll along North Brink, one of England's finest Georgian Streets located in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. The elegant row houses lining this picturesque street transport you to an era of architectural grandeur. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic Ocean in Ambridge, women and children gather proudly in front of low-income row houses from 1938. These humble abodes tell tales of resilience and community spirit amidst challenging times. Venturing further west to Cincinnati, Ohio, we encounter another row of low-income houses facing railroad tracks. Captured by Carl Mydans in December 1935, this poignant photograph serves as a reminder that homes hold stories beyond their facades. In Bryggen at winter lies a cluster of Hanseatic houses exuding historical significance. These charming structures stand as testaments to Bergen's rich maritime heritage and are sure to captivate any visitor with their timeless allure. Closer to home is High Street Sutton Coldfield captured in 1942. A snapshot frozen in time showcases row houses standing tall amidst wartime challenges—a testament to the enduring strength and unity within communities during trying times. Traveling overseas once more brings us to Amsterdam where rows upon rows of traditional Dutch townhouses create an enchanting sight. Their distinctive architecture adds character and charm while reflecting the city's unique identity. Heading Down Under takes us to Perth-Subiaco where row houses along Catherine Street offer glimpses into Western Australia's vibrant urban landscape. Each house tells its own story while contributing harmoniously to the neighborhood tapestry. Across the pond again lies Washington D. C. , where Louise Rosskam captures moments on row house steps between 1941 and 1942. Children playfully adorn these stoops while residents forge lasting connections within their close-knit communities.