This expanded gable front form is often referred to as a “double shotgun”. It’s an increasingly rare form today.
Double Shotgun House, Dodge County
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This house is on my family’s property. I believe my great aunt lived here 50+ years ago for a short time before my great grandfather, Jessie J Hair, passed. At times, we stored 30,000+ lbs of livestock feed (bagged) in this house when I was growing up.