- Look up
batten in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
batten is most
commonly a
strip of
solid material,
historically wood but can also be of plastic,...
- (or
battens) and
sometimes kept
square by
additional diagonal timbers called braces. A
wicket door is a
pedestrian door built into a much
larger door allowing...
- half-dovetail notching. The
gabled roof is
supported by poles, and a
board and
batten door allows access. The
interior contains a
stone trough through which a spring...
-
smaller door is
located within the
middle three battens vertically and the
central one horizontally. Cyma
reversa mouldings are used on the
battens. In the...
-
facade composed of two sash
windows flanking a
central batten door. The main entrance, also a
batten door, is on the
eastern facade,
framed by
simple trim elements...
- room
behind which originally served as a kitchen. An
original board-and-
batten door leads from the
kitchen to a
staircase (possibly once
located in front...
- transom. Also on the
property is a
brick outbuilding with
heavy board-and-
batten door. It was
built by
William G. Morgan, great-grandson of
Morgan Morgan,...
-
contributing log
storage house with a
pyramidal roof and a board-and-
batten door. The
house was
moved in 1983, to a new site less than one mile west of...
- fireplace. It has what
appears to be the original, planed,
single plank,
batten door along with two hand-wrought,
butterfly hinges. The oak
chimney trees...
- and a
bread warmer.
Other interior features include exposed log walls,
batten doors on
strap hinges, hewn
ceiling joists, and
pegged floor boards. There...
