Is a T-plan a house. Although T-plan is the name we use in Kentucky, terminology depends on geographic location – some folks call this type a “gable and wing.” It is essentially a central passage plan with one room flanking the central hall moved forward, resulting in the plane of the facade being broken, or uneven. It gained the house another room without changing what had become a favorite house type (the central passage) in rural Kentucky.
A log house occupied this creek side site originally, but between 1913 and 1917, Hansford B. Ferguson had this two-story house built, with porches on the front and along the back.