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Huette

A word equivalent among the Stone Masons of Germany, in the Middle Ages, to the English word Lodge. Findel defines it as "a booth made of boards erected near the edifice that was being built, where the stone-cutters kept their tools, carried on their work, assembled, and most probably occasionally ate and slept." These Htten accord exactly with the Lodges which Wren describes as having been erected by the English Masons around the edifice they were constructing.

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