What's This Tiny Door in Old Houses Used For?

🏠 Some old houses have a tiny door that opens to the outside of the kitchen. Whatever could it be for? Find out the reason behind this mysterious door, as well as many other bygone features found in older homes that would confound modern homeowners.

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My parents' old house had a milk chute/door that opened into the livingroom. The delivery service would place the owner's dairy choices into the milk chute w/o bothering the homeowners. That door was really useful because the opening was just large enough to let a skinny child enter it and get into the house whenever my parents locked themselves out and couldn't find their keys.
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