Built in 1901 and located on North Green Street in Morganton, North Carolina in Burke County
•April 2023
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One Room Challenge Week 1 – The Back Entry Foyer
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Roofing Gable Nashville
Photo of the exterior of a large cottage-style white two-story home with board and batten siding, a mixed-material roof, and a gray roof.
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Exterior - Farmhouse Exterior
Example of a large country white two-story mixed siding and board and batten exterior home design with a mixed material roof and a gray roof
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Sun Room Large
Large beach style brick floor sunroom photo
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Gable Roofing in Nashville
Idea for a large, two-story country white home with board and batten siding, a mixed-material roof, and a gray roof.
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Concrete - Transitional Exterior
Large transitional gray two-story concrete exterior home photo with a shingle roof
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Living Room Formal
Large cottage formal and open concept living room design example with white walls, a typical fireplace, a wood fireplace surround, and no television.
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A Southern Tradition: The Dogtrot House-
Prior to the advent of air conditioning, an understanding of local environments enabled southerners to build in ways that buffered the harsh climatic realities. The dogtrot, also known as a breezeway house, dog-run, or possum-trot, is a style of house that was common throughout the Southeastern United States during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
The main style point was a large breezeway (instead of a hallway) through the center of the house to cool occupants in the hot southern climate.
The dogtrot is also known as “two pens and a passage”. One room was typically used for sleeping and the other for cooking. The covered open center passage was the main sitting room in warm weather that was cooled naturally by breezes that intensified in the open passage. The center passage was often used as the dog kennel and thus the name dog trot.
The original dog trots were made of logs with a fireplace on each end. Later dog trots were framed with wood siding.
The first time I ever heard of it was from the “Outlander” Series. The house in Frasier Ridge was a Dogtrot house.
•Read more at Dogtrot houses at https://craneisland.com/2019/11/06/a-southern-tradition-thedogtrot/
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Exterior - Farmhouse Exterior
Example of a large country white two-story mixed siding and board and batten exterior home design with a mixed material roof and a gray roof
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Outdoor Kitchen Outdoor Kitchen in Nashville
Ideas for a large cottage stone porch renovation that includes a roof extension
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Beach Style Sunroom - Sun Room
Sunroom - large coastal brick floor sunroom idea
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