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Architecture Barns:     more books (100)

Barns by Nicholas S. Howe, 1996-06 Advertising Barns by William Simmonds, 2004-10-23 Dutch Barns of New York: An Introduction by Vincent J. Schaefer, 1994-06 Barns: Living in Converted and Reinvented Spaces by Dominic Bradbury, Mark Luscombe-whyte, 2004-09-01 Barns of Kentucky Barns of the Yorkshire Dales by Andy Singleton, 2008-10 Barn Book: Creative Conversations for Country Living by Kate Corbett-Winder, 1990-10 Barns Of Arkansas by Angela B. Collins, 2005-01 Barn Again! Barn Preservation Information Handbook: A Guide for Individuals and Organizations by The National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1997 Barns and Cribs Fall Collection: Vanishing American Architecture by Americana Photography Group, 2006 The Barn (Landmarks Series) by Laura Brooks, 1997-04 The Essential Book of Barns: Discovering the Design, Function and Form by David Larkin, 1995-10-15 Kentucky Folk Architecture (The Kentucky Bicentennial Bookshelf) by William Lynwood Montell, 1976-12 Mississippi Piney Woods: A photographic study of folk architecture : [an exhibition at the Mississippi State Historical Museums] by Patti Carr Black, 1976

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81. Vernacular Architecture Dendro Lists:
    References Bond, R, 1993 Great Tomkyns Barn, Upminster, and the sequence of assembly of timber framed aisled barns, Vernacular Architect, 24, 3239; Hewett, CA  
    http://www.shef.ac.uk/archaeology/dendro/dated_buildings/greater_london.html
    
    Extractions: GREATER LONDON Felling date after 1758 Felling date after 1767 All samples (29/68) (a) Rafter, partition studs, joists, transverse beams etc. (29/68) 1628, 1635, 1637, 1641, 1642, 1646, 1650, 1654, 1673 , 1676, 1677, 1686, 1689, 1692, 1698, 1701, 1705, 1710, 1728, 1731, 1758. (b) 1625, 1646, 1701, 1731, 1767. Site master t= 14.2 Latvia Dannensterna House Riga; 7.5 Sweden Stockholm/Uppland; 6.8 Sweden Gravsten) Felling date after 1705 Floorboard (1/1) 1705. 1637-1705 ( t= 6.2 Sweden Hrjedalen; 4.8 Sweden Helsingland) Felling date s: 1797 and 1801 Various structural timbers (38/51) 1710, 1724, 1729, 1732, 1756 , 1797(C) , 1799(C), 1799, 1801(C) Site master t= 9.7 Poland North; 4.1 Sweden Gotland) House Mill is a large tidal mill located in the river Lea, adjacent to the building described next. All the timbers are pine (Pinus sylvestris type) and are identified as Polish in origin by their correlation with a sequence from that area. Documentary evidence indicates that House Mill was constructed in 1776. However a fire of unknown severity is recorded in 1801, and it seems clear from the results that the structure was entirely rebuilt immediately after this. Dating funded by English Heritage. Our thanks to Martin Watts (archaeologist) and Caroline Wilson (Julian Harrap Architects) for their help with this project. For further details see Groves, C, forthcoming, ‘The dendrochronological analysis of timbers from House Mill, Three Mills Lane, Bromley-by-Bow, London’. AML report. Felling date after 1762 Sill beams (7/16) 1751, 1760, 1761

82. Barns Posters
    Shopping Savvy Poster, Add to Favorites. barns Poster. Poster architecture Residential architecture barns. Search. Search in barns. Find Poster.  
    http://www.poster33.com/Barns-Posters.html
    
    Extractions: (100 posters) Pg. 1 of 12 Hut Poster Art Print Amish Country Barns Poster Art Print Barns on the Greenbrier II Poster Art Print Waterford Barn in the Fall Poster Art Print Picturesque Poster Art Print Shack and Barn Poster Art Print Barns and Geese Poster Art Print Countrys Bounty Poster Art Print Mcvey's Barn Poster Art Print Pg. 1 of 12 About Us I I Help I Join Affiliates Program!

83. Barns (Norton/Library Of Congress Visual Sourcebooks)
    John Vlach has a comprehensive knowledge of architecture, and he insightfully writes about the importance of barns and rural cultural landscapes as resources  
    http://www.history-europe.com/Barns_NortonLibrary_of_Congress_Visual_Sourcebooks
    
    Extractions: I highly recommend this book for general readers and researchers interested in relationships between architecture and history. John Vlach has a comprehensive knowledge of architecture, and he insightfully writes about the importance of barns and rural cultural landscapes as resources for studying history. This new volume is an important resource for studies of rural folk culture as it provides studies of a great variety of barns and an array of approaches for learning about vernacular architecture.

84. Building Types General Miscellaneous Architecture: New & Used Books: Find The Lo
    Books Similar to barns Compare Prices Book Reviews. Mobile The Art of Portable Archite Compare Prices, Mobile The Art of Portable architecture By Jennifer  
    http://www.fetchbook.info/Building_Types_General_Miscellaneous_Architecture.html

85. Building Types General Miscellaneous Architecture: New & Used Books: Find The Lo
    October 1997 / 1885254857 Books Similar to New York, 1960 architecture Urba Compare Prices Book Reviews. Michigan s Heritage barns Compare Prices,  
    http://www.fetchbook.info/search_Building_Types_General_Miscellaneous_Architectu

86. Shoparama.com All Posters Search : Barns
    Search posters Red Barn Red Barn Art Print 51 in. x 39 in. x 20 in. Unframed Framed / Mounted, Amish Country barns Amish Country barns Art Print 17 in.  
    http://www.shoparama.com/posters/architecture/c6980-barns.html

87. LookSmart - Directory - Barn Architecture
    Barn architecture Learn about the design, preservation, and restoration of these American farm buildings. Directory Listings About.  
    http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317835/us317905/us217748/us75708/us10

88. Field Guide To New England Barns And Farm Buildings (Library Of New England)
    may have been repositories of the fanciest and trendiest architectural detail Preservation Program at the University of Vermont, recognizes that barns and other  
    http://www.growinglifestyle.com/prod/0874517710.html
    
    Extractions: Barn : The Art of a Working Building Average customer rating: Having just purchased an old barn, I found precious few resources to assist in gleaning a history. Visser's book was concise, informative, and a pleasure to read. It provides valuable insight to the development of agricultural styles, and valuable clues to dating the agrarian landscape. Excellent source. Excellent as a reference work or as a handy field guide.

89. Internet Public Library: Architecture
    www.thebarnjournal.org/ The Barn Journal is a usersupported web site that is dedicated to the appreciation and preservation of traditional farm architecture.  
    http://www.ipl.org/div/serials/browse/hum20.10.00/
    
    Extractions: "Architectural Record is a monthly magazine for architects and other members of the design profession. The magazine provides an integrated editorial mix of design ideas, trends, news, business and professional strategies, exploration of key issues, computer-aided practice, product information, and building technology." "Architectural Record is a monthly magazine for architects and other members of the design profession. The magazine provides an integrated editorial mix of design ideas, trends, news, business and professional strategies, exploration of key issues, computer-aided practice, product information, and building technology."

90. Harrison-Banks: Equestrian Architecture
    between floors. The architecture of the barn and indoor arena were to blend with the surrounding buildings in the neighborhood.  
    http://www.harrisonbanks.com/
    
    Extractions: The firm has planned and designed public and private equestrian facilities throughout the United States. With flexible staffing to meet project needs, the firm is supported by computerized scheduling, budgeting, design and documentation. Let us help make your project a success! Back To Top Projects Eventing Barn, Rhode Island designed a 6,000 square foot, Plantation-style house. Set at the end of a majestic pecan allee, the house presents an elegant facade. Building on themes developed for the house, the barn has stately columns and a porch overlooking the outdoor riding arena. Barn completed 2001. Pine Meadow Farm, North Carolina

91. Victorian And Country House Plan Books: Victorian Mission-Style, Gothic Floor Pl
    Villas Cottage Residences PDF Loudon s architecture, Barn Plans Partial book contents Farm Buildings The House Rural architecture Woodward s Country Homes  
    http://www.housemouse.net/victorianhomesindex.htm

92. Terra Reat Estate: Classic Architecture
    Classic architecture. 1517 1890 S FARMHOUSE ON 25+/ ACRES has 5 bedrooms, hardwood floors, LR DR, family room; 4-bay garage; 1890 s 3-story barn; smoke house  
    http://www.catskill.net/terra/classic.htm
    
    Extractions: in 4-season historic village has 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, formal dining room, living and front parlor, hardwood floors, covered front porch plus side porch, many recent updates including water heater, upgraded furnace, oil tanks. There is a full basement and attic storage space. This home was a Sears kit house. Price: $99,000 1517: 1890'S FARMHOUSE ON 25+/- ACRES

93. All Of Residential Architecture Posters
    30 in. x 24 in. Red Barn Red Barn Art Print 10 in. x 8 in. Ocean To view all All of Residential architecture posters click here!  
    http://www.avintage-posters.com/architecture/c947-residential-architecture.html

94. WHMC-Columbia--Harry S. Truman Reservoir Architectural Survey, Records, 1975-197
    ArchitectureDesigns and plans; ArchitectureDetails; barns; Basements; Bear Creek School, Iconium, Missouri; Bridges; Chicken coops; Church  
    http://www.umsystem.edu/whmc/invent/3758.html
    
    Extractions: 4.4. linear feet Maps, site survey sheets, and photographs of vernacular architecture in Benton, Henry, Hickory and St. Clair counties. The images include barns, bridges, cabins, chicken coops, churches, corncribs, garages, granaries, houses, outhouses, post offices, root cellars, schools, sheds, silos, stores, wells, and windmills. The Harry S. Truman Reservoir Architectural Survey Records were donated to the State Historical of Missouri by an unknown donor on 24 March 1980 (SHS Accession No. 2299). An addition to the records was made on 1 May 1980 by Curtis Synhorst (SHS Accession No. 2311). The Harry S. Truman Cultural Resources Survey Project was undertaken to record the architecture in areas that were affected by the Harry S. Truman Reservoir. The area included Benton, Henry, Hickory , and St. Clair counties in southwest Missouri. Curtis Synhorst participated in the project which was headquartered in the Division of American Archaeology at the University of Missouri-Columbia. The Architectural Survey Records are organized into four sections. The maps and site survey sheets are arranged alphabetically by county name. The architectural check sheets, building plans, and contact prints are arranged alphabetically by town name. The architectural data cards and photographs are also arranged alphabetically by town name. Another section of photographs, the bulk of the collection, is arranged alphabetically by county name and then by type of building thereunder.

95. Luxembourg Architecture
    architectural witnesses of Luxembourg pioneering days has been recognized a long time ago. The Marnach house near Elba, MN and also the Gehlen house and barn  
    http://www.igd-leo.lu/igd-leo/emigration/archi.html
    
    Extractions: Luxembourg traditional architecture in the United States Some elements of Luxembourg traditional architecture Luxembourg traditional architecture is based on stone construction, a technique introduced by the Romans. Stone dominates the picture in every town and village in Luxembourg. Not only houses but barns, bake houses, smoke houses were constructed of stone. Gardens had no fences but stone walls, cemeterys had not wooden but stone crosses and monuments. Stone structures were coated in stucco and mortar in a variety of earth tones, whitewashing was a more common practice in the Norther part of Luxembourg. The layout plan of the main buildings is a stretched rectangle with the length of the building being generally 2 or 3 times their width. Typical rural Luxembourg architecture is exemplified by the "Quereinhaus", a combined house and barn , with house stable and barn in one lenghthy unit lying under one roof. The buildings were one and a half or two stories high. Above the second floor was the "Speicher" (from Latin: spicarium = grainery), used for storing grain and fruits. The floor of the "Speicher" was usually covered with a cement floor, more suitable for storing and supporting weight. It was rodent proof and provided protection in case of fire. Half hip or jerking roofs were common, they were eaveless, which means that there was virtually no overhang where the roof met the walls. Although the original cover of the roof was straw, which meant that a fire in a closely-built village could destroy a large part of the agglomeration, legal precriptions (10 July 1845) prohibited thatching and imposed fireproof material to cover the roof (Although the purpose of this measure was evident, it was not perceived as such by the impoverished population. A slate or tile cover added a significant weight, imposing the reconstruction of the roof framework and sometimes reinforcement or reconstruction of the supporting walls). Black slate was used throughout the country, however the Moselle area had a preference for red half cylindrical tiles.

96. The Richards-Jones Log Barn : Tredyffrin Township
    Through the architecture of the barn, one can see the history of early Pennsylvania life its economics, ethnic migratory patterns, and lifestyle.  
    http://www.tredyffrin.org/boards/harb/logbarn.aspx
    
    Extractions: Chester County, Pennsylvania You Are Here: Website Home Historic Architecture Review Board The Jones Log Barn is one of the oldest log barns in the Mid Atlantic region. Its rare architecture and unique history has made it eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. The Jones Log Barn, which has stood for over 250 years, has suffered from time and benign neglectcausing its foundation to crack and its roof to collapse. The owner of the property where the barn is located wanted to donate the barn to Tredyffrin Township or have it demolished because its deteriorating state posed a liability. Demolition seemed to be the barn's fate until, the Tredyffrin Township Historic Architectural Review Board (HARB) petitioned the Board of Supervisors at its October 2, 2000 meeting for support in its efforts to save this unique piece of Tredyffrin history. The Board of Supervisors agreed to loan the HARB $25,000 to dismantle the barn and store it. But the HARB must pay back the $25,000 loan and pay for all the work necessary to restore and rebuild the barn. Would you like to help save the Richards-Jones Log Barn?

97. Historic Properties & Collections - Conservation | The National Trust
    A traditional stone built thatched cottage with barn doors at the far end wrote the Peter Rabbit stories, a good example of Lakeland vernacular architecture.  
    http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/historicproperties/index.cfm?page_id=79

98. ARCHITECTURE
    It is octagonal and had the Italianate brackets. RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE. The Gatch Barn is typical Ohio barn architecture. (Different  
    http://www.heritagevillagecincinnati.org/Bdetails/Architecture.html
    
    Extractions: The Kemper House is an example of frontier architecture. Log construction was based on necessity. Kemper is a double-pen log house. This means two rooms, as opposed to a one-room cabin. Kemper has all the features of a house: a full second story, a cellar (not those of the log cabin in fiction and film) and a porch on each side. The front porch was for visitors and social activities; the back porch was for work. Access to the second floor was by an enclosed staircase off the back porch. The staircase was constructed to protect the stairs from the weather. The stairs were "winders" or "tight winders," which was a quick way around a corner while still going up. Winders are a way of squeezing the maximum rise (height) in the stairs into the shortest possible run (length). Building a log house took a considerable amount of labor to cut and shape the logs. Precautions were taken to protect the house from fire, like keeping the kitchen in a separate building. The house is made of poplar logs cut on the site. The house is about 85% original. Where logs were missing due to the changes made by the Kemper family, old logs were "cannibalized" from the other log buildings HSO had in storage.

99. Los Angeles Forum For Architecture And Urban Design
    breaking into Powerpoint fades) and implies by association or outright says that their architecture is inspired with the design of a barn, what can I expect?  
    http://www.laforum.org/more.php?id=46_0_1_0_M9

100. Barn Backbuilding And Outbuilding Books
     Here is the barn as history, architecture, heritage, and, finally, as living space, an example of preserving authentic structures to fulfill present needs.  
     http://www.farmersmarketonline.com/a/barnbooks.htm
     
     Extractions: list your book TITLE COVER DESCRIPTION The Ultimate Book of Historic Barns: History, Legend, Lore, Form, Function, Symbolism, Romance The contemporary reawakening of interest in the historic folk buildings of North America has made us see old barns with new eyes, even as many of these simple, dignified structures vanish from the landscape. With spectacular full-color photographs, The Ultimate Book of Historic Barns is a fascinating pictorial essay into the history, geography, symbolism, ethnic roots, design and technology, and lore and legend of these vernacular buildings - - the focal point of the family farm when agriculture was a way of life for most people. Order Online Renovating Barns, Sheds, and Outbuildings Barns, sheds, garages, and storage buildings all age as houses do. And, like houses, they will eventually need renovation to save them from disrepair and to restore them to their former glory. And they can even be converted into spaces that are once again useful to their owners, including a storage area, a studio, or a home office. Reviewed in The Book Stall Order Online Small Barn Plans for Owner-Builders A complete reference for managing your own barn building project in just four easy steps. Includes professional construction plans for 12 designs. Includes floor plans, elevations, building cross-section, floor framing plan, roof framing plan, structural details, and a cupola plan!

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