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The Barn

by Nancy L. Mohr Author

Classic Barns of North America -From the first European settlements in the New World to the modern-day farm, the barn continues to be a symbol of country life in North America. The classic red barn of Vermont topped with a rooster weather vane; the hewn-log enclosure of Appalachia, whose planks are weathered by generations of rain, wind, and sun; the silo-sided storage barn of the Midwest, whose all-weather siding glistens in the sun -all these are images you will find in this book. With more than 90 photographs and detailed descriptions of barns from across the United States and Canada, this book is a definitive look at a lasting testament to American individualism, community spirit, and hard work.

Additional Details

ISBN
0762411074
Print Status
In Print
Chapters
7
Pages
80
Suggested Grades
1st - 12th
Geographical Setting
North America
Publisher
Courage Books
Copyright
October 2001

Chapters

  • 1 Introduction
  • 2 What Is a Barn?
  • 3 Medieval Roots
  • 4 Our Barns Came from Everywhere
  • 5 Practicality vs. Beauty: Sometimes Both
  • 6 Design
  • 7 Strictly Structure

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