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| Most add-on rooms in vernacular houses are attached to the rear of the "main" house. This one projects towards the street. Can you think of a reason that might explain this?
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| This rural house has an "ranch-like" feeling since it is wider than it is deep. Note the broad porch. The builders used simple materials like tree trunks for the porch pillars and tin roofing.
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| This is the Ripley house at Seabrook Village near Sunbury, Georgia. A fine example of using inexpensive materials to build housing. Count the number of additions made to the house.
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| Even dogs need housing and this is a vernacular solution to their housing needs.
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