10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DOGTROT»
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dogtrot in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Ozark Vernacular Houses: a Study of Rural Homeplaces in the ...
Surely the most picturesque house, both in name and appearance, is the dogtrot
type. The term is somewhat loosely used; Henry Classic defines it as a house
with two equal one-story units joined by a common gable roof over an open
central, ...
2
Historic Architecture in Alabama: A Guide to Styles and ...
Thus, while the open hall identifies the basic dogtrot house of rural Alabama, an
open hall could also turn up in a Creole cottage. Yet certain fundamental house-
types were fairly constant and predictable and were so characteristic of ...
3
Pamphlet Architecture 9: Rural and Urban House Types
DOGTROT HOUSE The dogtrot house consists of two equal one story rooms on
either side of a central hall joined by a common gable roof. In some examples
there is a sleeping loft in the roof over the central hall (which is an open passage)
...
4
Kentucky Bluegrass Country
The most common forms that evolved from such modifications are called double-
pen, dogtrot, saddlebag, I-house, and hall-and-parlor house. Double-Pen
Houses The one-story double-pen was no doubt the most expedient way for
settlers to ...
Still something of a mystery is the time and place of derivation of the house form
which perhaps more than any other means Southern folk housing to the cultural
geographer and the culture historian — the open centrl passageway or "dogtrot"
...
Francis Edward Abernethy, 2000
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Antebellum Architecture of Kentucky
Later, the dogtrot was enclosed, a lean-to was added across the south front, and
the building was covered with clapboards. Various doors and windows were cut
through the original walls, and the east entrance by the chimney was converted ...
7
The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture: Volume 14: Folklife
Dogtrot. House. The dogtrot house—typically a two or fourroom home with an
open central hallwaythat runs between and separates the two halves—is an
image thatsymbolizes theAmerican South and the endurance of its culture. While
the ...
Glenn Hinson, William Ferris, Charles Reagan Wilson, 2010
8
Vernacular Buildings: A Global Survey
Eugene Wilson (1974, 65) proposed a somewhat different evolution of the dogtrot
form in northern Alabama, in which the first-generation dogtrot houses, built
between 1820 and about 1870, usually consisted of: two oblong pens, not always
of ...
9
Rural Life and Culture in the Upper Cumberland
Dixona at Dixon Springs in Smith County, built about 1788, may be the oldest
dogtrot still standing. The Frank Gilliland house at Oak Hill in Overton County was
an early dogtrot structure, built by Adam Gardenhire about 1800. It was story and
a ...
Michael Birdwell, W. Calvin Dickinson, 2004
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Traditional Buildings: A Global Survey of Structural Forms ...
The dogtrot was protected from the rain and, because its front and back were
open, the Bernoli principle provided a cooling effect, desirable in the long
Appalachian summers. However, the dogtrot was not limited to Appalachia (
Weslager ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DOGTROT»
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dogtrot is used in the context of the following news items.
The Pleasure Domes of Florida
No dogtrot cabin-dwellers or descendants of dogtrot cabin-dwellers. No land-poor white folks. By the time the Breakers opened, the east coast ... «Oxford American, Jul 15»
What's Changed, and What Hasn't, in the Town That Inspired "To Kill …
... some bungalows and many dogtrot houses, and rotting cars, and a sign on a closed roadside café, “Southern Favorites—Neckbones and Rice, Turkey Necks ... «Smithsonian, Jul 15»
Historic Dubach dogtrot houses on tour Saturday
Two historic dogtrot houses in Dubach, the Autrey House Museum built in 1849 and the Dubach Dogtrot Welcome Center built in 1883 and ... «Monroe News Star, Jun 15»
Photo by Todd Zawistowski
The plan revolves around two separate structures joined by a dogtrot—the southern term for a breezeway. The dogtrot connects the guest ... «MyNorth.com, Jun 15»
Micro home designed in part by UTSA alumna wins first-ever Tiny …
Their design, “Dogtrot,” will be one of eight constructed as part of the Community First! Village, an experimental living community in Central ... «UTSA Today, Jun 15»
Poverty Prepares You to Survive the Worst - Even the Zombies of …
“Welcome to the dogtrot”, a reference to lower-class housing, is scrawled above a pile of bodies. The top half of a dead woman rests on the ... «PopMatters, Jun 15»
Chandler's Older Homes #4
When constructed, the home faced north with two rows of rooms separated by a wide hallway (dogtrot). It was built with a staggered-type ... «Chandler Brownsboro, Jun 15»
This beautiful Alabama lake house offers three generations a place …
Gerndt says he went with a classic dogtrot house plan with a breezeway separating the private and public parts of the house. The exterior is a ... «AL.com, Jun 15»
Chemonie Plantation has $15.5M price tag
Adjacent to the main house is guest lodging with four bedroom suites that open to a dogtrot-style center aisle. Chemonie Plantation was ... «Times-Enterprise, Jun 15»
Heritage Museum preserved county's history
There's a cotton gin, blacksmith shop, sorghum mill/canning factory, dogtrot log cabin and the U.S. Post Office /general store. If you want to ... «Baxter Bulletin, May 15»
