gambrel roof

It has a gambrel roof, and is on the left when the train is going westward.

It is a low building, with a gambrel roof and a huge chimney.

The building itself is a stern, dignified, two-story house with a gambrel roof.

The gambrel roof is shingled, descends low and has dormer windows.

It is a square wooden edifice, with gambrel roof and deep-set window-frames.

The house, a two-story wooden building with a gambrel roof, is still standing .

Later came the more pretentious hall, typical of the gambrel roof house, that enjoyed so long a period of popularity.

Two large windows, one in each end of the gambrel roof, afforded light and air.

The gambrel roof appeared before the eighteenth century and was commonly used in New England farmhouses.

The next roof-form, built from early colonial days, and popular a century ago, was what was known as the gambrel roof.