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wagon shed, wagon house

 
Architecture: wagon shed, wagon house

A structure, separate from a main building such as a church, once used as a temporary shelter for horse-drawn wagons before the use of automobiles; usually had at least one open side so that the wagons could be driven directly into the shed without having to open doors.


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