Small Combination Barn

Diagnostics

(difficult to generalize, though)

Elements * = diagnostic

  1. Size: ** small size: about 10-15 by 15-25 foot rectangle
  2. Shape: * narrow rectangular footprint
  3. Height:* half- or full-height hayloft (1.5 to 2 story height)
  4. Width: ** 1 to 3 small bays wide
  5. Depth: * 3 small bays deep
  6. Roof: gable, gable-front orientation
  7. Door: usually only 1 or 2 on front: a wagon door and if another, an entry door; secondary entry doors elsewhere and hayloft and gable vent door above
  8. Structure:
  9. Ornament:

Features

(only one interior observed)
  • Small barn/large shed
  • Gable entry
  • Open center bay with room for one wagon
  • Corn cribs form side walls
  • Bins in loft, with chutes
  • Stairway into loft in front corner
  • Observations

    Range

    References

    There is nothing I know of published on this type in geographic publications of midwestern or national scope. Research, observation, and documentation is required.

    Names

  • Small Combination Barn - Decent technical name, but not very descriptive (coined 3/27/02 kbc


  • Examples:

    images are approximately same scale, though seen through different 35mm camera lenses (28mm, 50mm, or various for b/w images) or varying artist's perspective and accuracy

    Built



  • US24 Architectural Survey, AL# K028, S070 County Road 2B. Probably a plans book design - very efficient, planned, 'designed' look and design.

  • Features

    Observations


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    "Barn - Small Combination.html" v1.2 - 7/7/02
    Intrepid Historical Services - Kevin B. Coleman - Columbus, Ohio, USA


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