saltbox

It is a saltbox house with Federal style features added later.

It was built in 1709 and is a saltbox form dwelling.

A saltbox structure, the house has been restored to the early 1900 style.

Plans changed, however, when he was able to buy a 1773 saltbox house at foreclosure for his family's use.

A saltbox has just one story in the back and two stories in the front.

The second warehouse is a frame building with a saltbox roof.

But back at his saltbox, smoking again, he finally acknowledges that over all, yes, it has been a good life.

This one was an authentic saltbox, probably built in the late eighteenth century.

Six saltbox homes were added in the years 1917-1918.

It was built about 1795 and is a two story wood frame house with a "saltbox" roof.

There is saltbox with plans of military use of Venus.

Proceeds from the tour will go toward moving a 1775 saltbox that is in the path of a housing development.

Ms. Smith suggested that he design his own addition to her place, and their joint history in the saltbox began.

At the end of a dead-end street was a saltbox house a little bigger and better kept than the others in the neighborhood.

It has a 1 1/2-story addition with a saltbox roof.

Within a few years their growing family required an extension of four rooms to be built on the back turning the building into a saltbox.

It's a traditional saltbox and was built without studs.

The Colonial house, with its stark saltbox lines, seems a poor match for a porch.

Or dismantle and then move an entire 17th-century saltbox house?

These houses were the precursors to what is now called the saltbox style of architecture.

"Loyalist Cottage 1797", read the sign on one tiny saltbox house.

It is a typical saltbox home, characterized by the sloping roof.

The house dates back to the 1750s, and is an example of saltbox architecture.

The Pequots, once denied loans even for saltbox houses, are rich.

The Early Colonial style can be recognized by its saltbox design.