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Saltbox House Greenfield Village Coventry Connecticut Andover New Engla postcard:
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The postcard features a Saltbox House that was moved to Greenfield Village in 1977 from its original location in Coventry, Connecticut. The house, dating back to the mid-18th century, was previously restored in Andover in 1951. The term "saltbox" refers to the shape of the lean-to addition, although it was not used until the late 19th century.Saltbox houses are a style of architecture that originated in New England during the 17th century. They are characterized by a two-story, pitched roof with one long side and one short side. The name "saltbox" comes from the resemblance of the shape to the wooden boxes used to store salt in colonial times.Greenfield Village, where the Saltbox House now resides, is a historic village in Dearborn, Michigan, created by Henry Ford in 1929. The village is home to over 80 historic buildings, including homes, workshops, and stores, that have been moved from their original locations and preserved to showcase American history and innovation.Henry Ford Museum, also located in Dearborn, is a museum dedicated to preserving the legacy of Henry Ford and showcasing American innovation and technology. The museum features exhibits on transportation, agriculture, industry, and more, highlighting the impact of Ford and other notable figures on American society.