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2. New England barn - Wikipedia

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   The New England Barn was the most common style of barn built in most of the 19th century in rural New England and variants are found throughout the United States. [1] This style barn superseded the ”three-bay barn” in several important ways. The most obvious difference is the location of the barn doors on the gable-end(s) rather than the ...

3. Thomas Ranck Round Barn - Wikipedia

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   It has two sliding wooden doors consisting of three horizontal panels, with diagonally bracing in the top and bottom panels. At grade access is provided on the north side. Another pair of wooden doors once hung from the shed roof overhang, which has been removed. [3] The barn roof is a series of truncated cones. The cupola has a conical cap.

4. Barn at Oxford Horse Ranch - Wikipedia

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   Massive ground level sliding doors with original hardware are located in the gable ends and also in the middle and end sections of the long facades. The rigid, tripartite, bilateral symmetry of the barn justifies considering it an agricultural manifestation of the "Georgian vernacular" tradition of England and the eastern U.S. [2]

5. Farwell Barn - Wikipedia

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   The door is fashioned out of vertically oriented tongue-and-groove boards, and has a normal pedestrian door built into it. The stone ramp is composed of large granite slabs, which also serve as cover for an underground storage space. [2] The barn was built about 1870, during the ownership of the farm by Isaac Farwell.

6. Clemson College Sheep Barn - Wikipedia

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   Additional pictures of the barn are available. [4] [6] Following a remodel starting in 2014, The Barnes Center now has space for dining, activities, and more. It now has white siding, refurbished floors and sliding door, and original brick. The building is also outfitted with modern amenities such as WiFi, televisions, and modern light fixtures.

7. Benjamin Franklin Gates House - Wikipedia

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   Barn and carriage house. Just to the northeast are the outbuildings. The largest is a gabled barn of hand-hewn post-and-beam on a fieldstone foundation with lime mortar. It is sided in board with ogee-shaped battens. Sliding doors at either end lead to an interior with an earthen ramp to the second level and a loft at the west end on the third ...