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![Century:-Shotgun-Mill-Houses_01.jpg Century:-Shotgun-Mill-Houses_01.jpg: shack, dilapidated house, shotgun house, falling down house](/photos/Century:-Shotgun-Mill-Houses/thumbs/Century:-Shotgun-Mill-Houses_01.jpg.width.440.c.jpg)
The shotgun Victorian cottage is a typical architectural style. It's decline is slowed because the house was built with heart-pine lumber which is impervious to termites.
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![Century:-Shotgun-Mill-Houses_02.jpg Century:-Shotgun-Mill-Houses_02.jpg: shack, falling down house, dilipated house, junk pile](/photos/Century:-Shotgun-Mill-Houses/thumbs/Century:-Shotgun-Mill-Houses_02.jpg.width.200.c.jpg)
The shotgun style was typical living quarters for mill workers and are often called mill houses.
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In this dramatic "before" picture, the state of the historic district before the preservation movement began is clearly demonstrated. This is a facade view which shows another house attached to the front right side. A small portion of the front porch can be seen to the left.