A saltbox house is a gable-roofed residential structure that is typically two stories in the front and one in the rear. Named for the shape of the container used to hold salt in colonial times, these homes have a steeply sloped roof that is much longer on one side than the other. Common in New England, and back in the 18th century, housed many famous pioneers and patriots, including John Adams. I love the history behind homes and in general. Sorry for the long drawn out explanation. Have a historic wonderful day.
beckydent
Nov 26, 2022
Don't be sorry. I am just glad you saw this and explained it to me. It was very interesting. Not many people write back to me. I have needed some prayers for me and for others and I guess saw them. I am behind most everyone. I do mine at night and every one else has already done theirs. As soon as I get on I go back about 24 hours to catch up on what people have said. It only takes a couple minutes and then I respond to some. Thank you for responding to me.
beckydent
Nov 26, 2022
I replied to you in comments. I hope you can find it in yours. Thank you for the information.
beckydent
Nov 26, 2022
I meant conversations.
rpayne14
Nov 28, 2022
Your welcome. Been busy with crafts. Can't do both computer and crafts. Prayers and hugs coming your way. Be strong for whatever you are going through.
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