Historic Barns of Connecticut

Designations

• State Historic Resource Inventory

Historic Significance

n/a

Field Notes

Circa 1900 barn, built with post & beam, cedar pegs, timber and foundation stones were used from the original barn to build this barn. The farm house was built circa 1750. The stone foundation shown is the remains of a water powered scythe factory. The stream and partial water pond still run next to this foundation.

Use (Historic)

• mill

Use (Present)

• unknown

Exterior Visible from Public Road?

Yes

Demolished

n/a

Location Integrity

Unknown

Related features

• Barn
• Stone Walls

Environment features

• Residential
• Rural
• Woodland

Relationship to surroundings

n/a

Building Typology

• English Bank

Materials

• Concrete
• Horizontal Siding

Structural System

• Load-bearing Masonry

Roof materials

• Asphalt Shingle

Roof type

• Gable

Approximate Dimensions

n/a

Date Compiled

03/28/2011

Compiled By

Lee Hossler - CH

Sources

Donohue, Mary, McCain, Diana Ross, Historic & Architectural Resource Survey of Monroe CT, Connecticut Historical Commission, 2002.