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Our farm and building book. (1915)

William A. Radford · Radford Architectural Company · leaf 60

An illustration from Our farm and building book., 1915, leaf 60
this littlebarn that will appeal to some farm-ers who have had trouble with haydoors. This one hinges at the bot-tom and is held shut at the top witha rope that works over a pulley. Therope hangs down inside and is loopedto a nautical cleat, sailor fashion.This rope is the only fastener to holdthe… … hay has passed through the sweat-ing process. This is one reason forlarge hay doors. A mow needs airfor some weeks after haying, if thereis much new hay packed away in onemow. While this little barn is mod-est in appearance, there is roomenough to hold considerable hay. There are no divisions…

Farm buildings · Agricultural buildings · Barns · Architecture, Domestic

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