Slanted home windows were built to keep flying witches out
In rural, deeply superstitious corners of old American farming communities, distinct architectural choices were fundamentally driven by supernatural paranoia. Builders intentionally tilted specific high attic windows sideways, convinced that flying entities could not physically navigate the crooked angles.

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