dodge man
Super Member
Barn of the day. This one is pretty rough and overgrown. Also the house near the barn. Both look abandoned but looks like it happened several years back.
PICS OF BARNS; Any barns; All barns; My barn; Your barn; Not your barn
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2LaneCruzer
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This historic barn, built in 1941, is near Ponca City OK.
riptides
Super Member
When we bought our current place, one realtor would not even offer to show me the house.
The barn was in better shape.
I still need to refinish the original wood floors in the front of the house, 26 years late. LOL.
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Wow, I can see that barn being used in a scary movie!
EddieWalker
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I'm amazed and blown away by the rock used to build this barn. Imagine trying to find somebody who could do this today?
nch77
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I found a few small sections, but not all of it, the main section was 60' long and I never found it again. Found chunks of other peoples barns though. There were a few old historic timber frame and stone barns south of my place that got completely smashed, it even pulled the stone walls down on an old dairy barn nearby. The modern steel shell and post frame barns seemed to take less damage than old ones.
nch77
Bronze Member
Finding someone to do it is easy, I know several stone masons and bricklayers that could do it easily. Now paying for it is the hard part, probably cost a quarter mil to build it now.
kevin37b
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Easy in 1941 and easy in 2023 are 2 different dogs .
dodge man
Super Member
Barn of the day. This is a two for one shot. Both of these are pretty weathered and one is starting to show signs of falling down.
dodge man
Super Member
Barn of the day. The sign on the right of the pic is a “centennial farm” meaning it’s been in the same family for a hundred years.
