We’re out of the “office” today so I thought I’d share one of my favorite posts from the past with you. Our property holds an amazing 1880’s barn and even some remaining 1882 Elwood barbed wire! Until we return, enjoy your stroll around our property and seeing the sights of an 1880’s farm.
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7 Responses
Thanks for the tour of the old barn and surroundings.
Hope you enjoyed the view, Bruce. ~TxH~
I really enjoyed your original post of the old barn. It has so much character. I just love old barns. I am so glad that ya’ll did not tear it down and that you took the time and effort to repair it. Thanks for sharing with us!
~Ann
Funny how meaningful this old barn is to me, even more-so since we went through the measures to save it. I look forward to it’s proud history reaching many more years into the future. ~TxH~
I LOVE the story and history that speaks through old buildings. Just lovely.
Oh I love old buildings too! Such whisperings of the past if you listen carefully enough. ~TxH~
It is Jamie – I can almost envision the hard-working folks that used to stroll this land so long ago! ~TxH~