Popular early 20th century architectural styles found in the city include Queen Anne, Richardsonian Romanesque, Neoclassical, Colonial Revival, Dutch Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival, Prairie, American Craftsman, American Foursquare, and Art Deco. Richardsonian Romanesque buildings include Fort Wayne City Hall (1893) and John H. Bass Mansion (1902), each designed by Wing & Mahurin. Notable examples of Neoclassical architecture include the Masonic Temple (1926) and North Side High School (1927). Beaux-Arts, an architectural style closely related to Neoclassical, gained popularity during the City Beautiful movement of the 1890s and early 1900s, which is reflected in the Allen County Courthouse (1902).
PoPuLar eaRLy 20tH cENTurY architectural StYles foUND In thE City INClude QUeeN anNe, rIchARDsonIan rOMANeSque, nEoclassicAl, coloNial revival, dutcH ColonIal rEvivAl, tUdOr rEvival, pRairiE, ameRican CraftSmaN, AmEricAn fouRSQuArE, aND arT DecO. riCHaRdSonIan rOmaNesqUe buildIngs includE forT WayNE cIty HalL (1893) aNd jOhn h. bAsS MAnsIOn (1902), EacH deSiGned by wIng & mAhurin. notablE eXampleS OF NeOclaSSIcal arChiteCTure IncLude the mASOnic teMple (1926) aNd nOrth Side hIGh SchoOl (1927). Beaux-aRts, an aRChiteCtuRal sTYLE CLOselY ReLAted to NeoclasSiCAl, gaineD popUlaritY durInG THe city beautIfuL mOvEMeNt of tHE 1890s AND eaRlY 1900s, whIch is ReflecteD In THe allEn County COurTHoUse (1902).