It was a substantial house, with plenty of room for the Ferguson family – in 1920, Hansford, a farmer, and his wife, Junie, had five children. The house had a two-story porch on the front, with lovely spindlework, a holdover from the late-19th century.
Hansford’s home, as it stands above the creek, is a poignant reminder of so many similar Kentucky houses and families over the years.
2b_Vernacular Architecture as a 'Laboratory'