Smokehouse, Salona. Photo by the author, 1975.
A number of early outbuildings are still in use at Salona. Close to the house on the south is the outdoor brick kitchen, used by the Smoots as a "summer kitchen," now by the DuVals as a guest house. Diagonally opposite the east wing is a former brick smoke house now used for storage. Farther to the southeast is a board and batten corncrib. Some distance farther east are the ruins of a large bank barn, whose thick stone foundations testify to its former size and sturdiness. At the west end of the house, some distance away, is an old three-hole brick privy, once approached through a grape arbor.
The DuVals have built a tennis court on a lower level of land on the east. [135]
The old brick privy, Salona.
Photo by the author, 1975.
The outside brick kitchen, now a guest house, Salona.
Photo by the author, 1975.
