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Just like the land they originally occupied, the term “farmhouse” was the workhorse of home styles; but, is it a style, a type of structure or simply a description? In cooperation with the land they sat on, farmhouses were intended to serve as the counterpart of the tough life of farmers; their animals, the land and their way of life. Farm homes were, by necessity, designed to be sturdy, practical and able to withstand their functional abuse much as the land they sat on did. These original farmhouses were situated on agricultural lands and offered a companion to the rugged functionality of the lifestyle and a place to relax at the end of a hard day’s work; straightforward, purposeful and with little ornamentation or grand detailing, these homes were quite practical and sturdily built. Read More