Notice that this barn is part stone and part lumber. Most people
wouldn't give it a second thought because there are barns that might
have stone ends but filled out with lumber in between.
That's not
the case with this barn. If you look from left to right, you'll see
that the barn becomes lumber to the end. That's because the man who
started the barn was killed in accident and his son finished the barn
with lumber.
The details are sketchy. They were handed down
through the family, but those who might remember the oral history are
now deceased.
Just another Pennsylvania barn story.
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