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#6567 09/06/04 02:17 AM
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I am looking for an 18th c. Barn from the Pa area. We are reproducing an 18th c. Stone Bank Barn. The original foundation walls have been established and are 44' x 25'. There was no forebay on the original Barn. We are looking for 18th c. timbers for the Barn's interior framing and roof system. Would prefer an intact barn as opposed to parts.


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There is a barn for sale at MonkeyAds for $13,000. Look in the Building section. It is dated to 1897 and is 38 x 36; wrong century but the timbers might suit your needs.

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Judy,

I have a 27'x80' 18th c. classic English Barn in MA. I am scheduled to dismantle this barn next summer. feel free to give me a call if this interests you.

Regards,
Shaun


Shaun Garvey
berkshirebarns.com
Dalton, MA

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