kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
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bradley martin
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That took skill! Lots of it.
rick n ohio
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There is one close to somerset Ohio along
rt. 22 but I don't have a picture.
rt. 22 but I don't have a picture.
There is a round barn group on Facebook
if you would like to find more pictures
and history.
I'm
Round Barns of America
if you would like to find more pictures
and history.
I'm
Round Barns of America
Richard G.
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Craftsmanship and hard work in that.
560Dennis
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- Location
- Madison,Ohio
Three over two,two over one
DoubleO7
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- Location
- Crystal River, FL
Very nice!
But I don't think farming that ground around it is much fun as a similar amount of rocks still show up.
47fivewindow
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- Location
- Davidsonville Md.
Imagine the pride when one finishes something like that.
fastfarmall
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I agree it's beautiful, strong barn, but how was it laid out in the inside, anybody ever see one,for now i just dont see the functionality of it !!!!
I am not on facebook so I can not see it. There is a big one close to where I was raised and it would dwarf the one in the picture. Silo in middle that I am told is 90 feet tall, Drive to get in to unload, stables for the cows on one circile and horses on the second. Drive to second floor. Has been used for prossing certified seed. Been several years since I was in it. Manuare carrier to take the cows manure each day out to wating spreader. Barn was complete rebuilt several years ago.
Timmycornpicker
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- Location
- Almost Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
Is the smaller structure the milkhouse?
Here is a picture of the largest round barn in the world located at the fairgrounds in Marshfield, Wisconsin. It was not designed and built as a working barn, however.
It was finished in the spring of 1916 intended as a show barn for the Wisconsin Holstein breeder's association. Cost was around $6600. It is still used as a show barn
and tours are available and events can be scheduled in it as well. 70 feet tall and 150 feet in diameter.
It was finished in the spring of 1916 intended as a show barn for the Wisconsin Holstein breeder's association. Cost was around $6600. It is still used as a show barn
and tours are available and events can be scheduled in it as well. 70 feet tall and 150 feet in diameter.
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