General Discussion & Chat: Our new home!!, 1 by JustJen

JustJen wrote:
Don't worry about it being torn down, i talk a good story, but i'd have to get past my husband, our realtor, the neighbors and the town historical society, lol. It would be a losing battle for sure.
It really is an awesome barn. When you walk in and look up, the ceiling looks like its so far away. I have no idea how high it really is, but i'm assuming, gosh i really dont know, lol.
I've read quite a few articles on old barns and its sad how Americas history is falling down, or being torn down around us. The roof seems to be what supports these monsters, so we're really going to have to get cracking on it in order to keep it up and running. The orginal farmhouse is across the street and the *farm* is what were on. Right where the house is is where the old milking house was. Can't wait to get a metal detector and start digging around, lol.
I just went out and took a few pics hoping the flash would be bright enough, but it doesnt look like it was.
This one is of the grain room. Just to the inside of the light switch is where the writings are dating to 1929.