Barn Record Easton

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Building Name (Common)
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Building Name (Historic)
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Address
749 Black Rock Turnpike, Easton
Typology
Overview

Designations

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Historic Significance

The barn appears to be an example of a field or hay barn.  These barns were located in the middle of fields, rather than close to a house, so that hay could be easily be brought to them when harvested.  The hay would then be moved to the cow barns once the ground was covered with snow, making transportation easier.
The building was tranfered to the state when the Aquarion Water Company sold some of its holdings in 2002.

Field Notes

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Use & Accessibility

Use (Historic)

Use (Present)


Exterior Visible from Public Road?

1

Demolished

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Location Integrity

Unknown

Environment

Related features

Environment features

Relationship to surroundings

This barn sits in a remarkable setting—the middle of a ridge top orchard and clearing with long views in all directions.

Typology & Materials

Building Typology

Materials


Structural System

Roof materials


Roof type


Approximate Dimensions

26.6x36

Source

Date Compiled

Compiled By

James Sexton, PhD

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