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When Norfolk was first settled, homes were made of wood and frame construct iron, similar to most medieval English-style homes. These homes had wide chimneys and thatch roofs. Some decades after the town was first laid out in 1682, the Georgian architectural style, which was popular in the South at the time, was used. Brick was considered more substantial construction; patterns were made by brick laid and Flemish bond. This style evolved to include projecting center pavilions, Palladian windows, balustraded roof decks, and two-story porticoes. By 1740, homes, warehouses, stores, workshops, and taverns began to dot Norfolk's streets.
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Norfolk (recorded by boaby123),
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Norfolk (recorded by Vindurinn),
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Norfolk (recorded by streetsmartlang),
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