During Smokehouse Days,
our homes had two main purposes: to provide us with a place to live, but also a place to smoke our salmon. For some families, people slept in the same structure as where the salmon was smoked; other families had two structures for these two functions. Many people remember partitions to separate living spaces, and some people slept on bunks or elevated platforms. All Elders remember with huge fondness their time spent in their Húy̓at homes.