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Barn: The Art of a Working Building by David Larkin, Elric Endersby, Alexander Greenwood

A magnificant book of full-color photographs and t more...1 point

A magnificant book of full-color photographs and text show the history, architecture, and beauty of the barn. BARN is a celebration of an ancient symbol of shelter and harvest, with more than two hundred full-color photographs and an informed text by two expert practitioners of the art and craft of barn restoration.1 point

Barns 2009 Square Wall Calendar by BrownTrout Publishers Inc

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Barns: Styles & Structures by Michael Witzel, Michael Karl Witzel

Until Jamestown was established, nothing in North more...1 point

Until Jamestown was established, nothing in North America grew taller than the native forests, grasses, and mountains. Beginning in 1620, the settlers who plowed the indigenous sod also dotted the virgin landscapes with towering, stately structures, the likes of which had never before been seen on the continent. This photo/essay treatment of barns in America is arranged by the five distinct roof styles that have largely come to define American barns, presenting six 20-page spreads detailing the....1 point

The Pennsylvania Barn: Its Origin, Evolution, and Distribution in North America (Creating the North American Landscape) by Robert F. Ensminger

In his widely acclaimed The Pennsylvania Barn, Robert more...1 point

In his widely acclaimed The Pennsylvania Barn, Robert Ensminger provided the first comprehensive study of an important piece of American vernacular architecture--the forebay bank barn, better known as the Pennsylvania barn or the Pennsylvania German barn. Now, in this revised edition, Ensminger has continued his diligent fieldwork and archival research into the origins, evolution, and distribution in North America of this significant agricultural structure. Including an entire chapter of new mat...1 point

Tuttle's Red Barn by Richard Michelson

In 1632, John Tuttle set sail from England to Dover, more...1 point

In 1632, John Tuttle set sail from England to Dover, New Hampshire. There he set up a farm on seven acres of land. From those humble beginnings the Tuttle family story became America's story. As the Tuttles passed down the farm, along the way they witnessed the settlement and expansion of New England; they fought in the American Revolution; they helped runaway slaves along the Underground Railroad and sold maple syrup to Abraham Lincoln; they bought the first Model T in that Dover; and they...1 point

Barn Ornament

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Flambeau Prod. T-1005 Barn Mailbox

Rustic barn design with black roof. Molded from to more...0 points

Rustic barn design with black roof. Molded from top grade copolymer materials with interior strut construction. Fully assembled. Individually packaged in self selling cartons. Approved by the Postmaster General. Dimensions: 21 1 2" L. x 11 1 2" W. x 12 10 points

Barns, Sheds and Outbuildings: Plan, Design, Build (Ultimate Guide) by John D. Wagner, Clayton DeKorne

Written with the do-it-yourselfer in mind, Barns, more...0 points

Written with the do-it-yourselfer in mind, Barns, Sheds & Outbuildings gives readers the information they need to plan, build, and finish a utility building. This revised and expanded edition presents a variety of buildings, from the simplest garden shed to a huge gambrel dairy barn to a backyard artist's studio. Part One begins with design and planning information to help potential builders locate their building, decide on its design, and decode architectural plans and building codes. Individua...0 points

Building Small Barns, Sheds & Shelters by Monte Burch

Covers tools, materials, foundations, framing, she more...0 points

Covers tools, materials, foundations, framing, sheathing, wiring, plumbing, and finish work for barns, woodsheds, garages, fencing, and animal housing. 264,000 copies in print.0 points

Barn: Preservation & Adaptation The Evolution of a Vernacular Icon by David Larkin, Elric Endersby, Alexander Greenwood

Returning to the subject of their bestselling book more...0 points

Returning to the subject of their bestselling book Barn (1992), David Larkin, with barn preservationists Elric Endersby and Alexander Greenwood, takes the reader on a tour of barns throughout America. Featuring all-new sites and structures, Barn is a perfect introduction for those not yet initiated into the world of barns as well as a definitive resource for all barn owners and architecture enthusiasts.The book discusses the form and function of American barns. It gives their complete history--f...0 points

Old Barns - New Homes: A Showcase Of Architectural Conversions by E. Ashley Rooney

Barns strike a sentimental chord among the populac more...0 points

Barns strike a sentimental chord among the populace, perhaps as reminder of our nation's agricultural heritage, most definitely as symbols of solid and imposing timber frame forms. While many of these architecturally significant buildings are succumbing to neglect and development, others are getting a new lease on life. This coffee-table book presents over thirty barn conversion projects by creative architects, developers, and homeowners who have capitalized on the flexible space offered by barn...0 points

Farms & Barns 2009 Calendar

The serenity and beauty of Farm Life are depicted more...0 points

The serenity and beauty of Farm Life are depicted in these unique rural views.0 points

The Barn House: Confessions of an Urban Rehabber by Ed Zotti

A harrowing, hilarious memoir about fixing up an old more...0 points

A harrowing, hilarious memoir about fixing up an old house in the city and pursuing the urban version of the American Dream. From the longtime editor of the "Straight Dope." In 1993, after more people had fled Chicago for the suburbs than in any other city in America, Ed Zotti and his wife, Mary, chose not only to stay but to gamble their future fixing up a dilapidated Victorian home in a dicey neighborhood on Chicago's North Side. Two doors up from a murder/arson scene and across...0 points

The Barn Owls by Deborah Kogan Ray

For at least 100 years, generations of barn owls h more...0 points

For at least 100 years, generations of barn owls have slept, hunted, called, raised their young, and glided silently above the wheat fields around an old barn.0 points