Benjamin Franklin's stove, an innovative design from the 18th century, reflects not just Franklin's ingenuity but also his keen awareness of climate adaptation during extreme weather conditions.As detailed in Joyce Chaplin's insightful book, *The Franklin Stove: An Unintended American Revolution*, this lesser-known invention aimed to improve heating efficiency while using less wood, a necessity during the harsh winter of 1740-41 when many suffered from the cold.