Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 75
ns are of a nature to make the expense compara-tively light. A plan frequently followed in enlarging a barn is toshove out the end and side, and to cover with a flat tinroof connected with the former building at the plate.This gives floor room and some room for hay and grain,but there is nearly… … Fig. 48—THE OLD AND THE ENLARGED BARN A few years ago F. G. Homan of New York had occa-sion to enlarge his barn, which was twenty-six by fortyfeet, with a double-pitch roof. He wanted more room forboth stalls and fodder. He added fourteen feet to thewidth, thus making the barn forty by forty feet,…
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