House of 2000's

History of Houses by Carleigh Helms

By lmay
  • Jan 1, 1200

    Houses in the 1200's.

    Houses in the 1200's.
    In the 1200's, houses were simple huts with one or two rooms. They didn't have windows with glass or chimneys yet, making it cold in the winter and hot in the summer.
  • Jan 1, 1300

    Houses in the 1300's.

    Houses in the 1300's.
    Houses are still small, like in the 1200's. Some houses are now having windows installed with glass. Most houses were a comfortable place for a person to go in the time period.
  • Jan 1, 1400

    Houses in the 1400's.

    Houses in the 1400's.
    The houses are starting to get a little bigger, some houses have chimneys added, but houses are still hot in the summer and cold in the winter.
  • Jan 1, 1500

    Houses in the 1500's.

    Houses in the 1500's.
    Houses are tall with more rooms. More and more houses are starting to be made with windows and chimneys, making it easier to keep your house cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

  • Houses in the 1600's.

    Houses in the 1600's.
    Log cabins are starting to be more common. Houses are still growing to be bigger and more windows and chimneys are being added.

  • Houses of the 1700's.

    Houses of the 1700's.
    More houses are being made of brick and stone. Houses are growing and some have two stories instead of one. Screen doors are more common.

  • Houses of the 1800's.

    Houses of the 1800's.
    Houses are closer together. Houses are getting taller and richer people can afford to make their houses out of stone.

  • Houses of the 1900's.

    Houses of the 1900's.
    Houses are staring to have attics and basements. Houses are a little more spread apart and are growing less then they were.

  • Houses of the 2000's.

    Houses of the 2000's.
    These houses are like the houses we have today.