The barn for Sandy and Tim
The Carriage Barn The barn on this property was built in 1851. It was a part of a twenty-thousand-acre farm that was the largest farm in New England at that time and, as far as I know, ever since. Adjacent to it, where my cabin now sits, was a caretakers house. The house had five large bedrooms to house workers from the city while working at the farm. This barn was called the carriage barn. There are six large bays in the barn. The back of the barn needs a lot of work. It faces south east and catches a lot of Sun. The stick structure in the picture is a sweat-lodge we use for ceremonies. The north side shingles are in pretty good shape but need to be bleached and coated. Most of the windows in the barn were broken when I took over the property. I replaced all the glass and white washed all the windows when I first moved in. This ...