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| White painted barns show a Canadian heritage, by way of French tradition | Unusual stock barn with side doorway and additional stock area behind | Stock and storage barn, 1930s. |
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| Livestock and feed barn with attached storage areas and stock pens | High windows provide light in hay loft; bowed roofline is a Midwestern innovation intended to increase area of storage loft. | Livestock barn with round metal cupola. |
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| Distinct overhang to shelter the hay loft door. | White stock barn with hay mow. | A stock barn showing its age. |
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| Livestock barn. Early corn picker in foreground. | Livestock barn | Stock barn with large upper door to hay loft, sliding side doors and "lean to" addition on back |
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| Barn under construction, showing ground level foundation. Center driveway with stall area in foreground. | Barn under construction. Lower concrete sidewalls for livestock area. Concrete resistant to livestock wastes, is easy to clean. | Barn under construction. Carpenters erect timbers to frame loft and establish roofline. |
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| Stock barn with large upper door to hay loft, sliding side doors and "lean to" addition on back. | Feed Storage barn with enhanced livestock area. | Upper windows are set close to increase light in loft. |
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| Open doors reveal cavernous central driveway. | Livestock barn with all the accessories: sliding doors to central driveway and stalls, lower windows for stall lighting, upper windows for hay mow lighting and round metal cupola for ventiation. | A Midwestern "English" barn - doors on the sidewalls. |
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| Take a good old Midwestern Tornado like this one... |
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| Introduce it to a barn like this one... |
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| And you end up with a barn looking like this! |
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