As a servant's house or house, the houses are, for example, designated on a farmyard in which the servants were staying overnight. Such institutions were only to be found in the wealthy, which the maids and servants could afford. Farmers were called farmhands who were employed on the farm and were allowed to live in the house for a small rent or, in some cases, rent-free.
In the course of the extinction of children as a profession, the houses of the family also lost their importance as farmers now increasingly rely on normal labor from the labor market. Weblinks Edit sourcetext Commons: House of Commons - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files
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