These two houses were dependencies of Woodland. The front-gable example (above) is the newer of the two. Both are imminently endangered.
The Folk Victorian/Queen Anne example may have been an overseers house. (Interior view)
It’s a nice vernacular interpretation and features board-and-batten walls.
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