Your search for "barn" resulted in the following result(s).
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SINGLE AISLED BARN * |
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A barn in which a central space is separated from a side aisle by posts and braces. |
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TIMBER FRAMED BARN * |
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A barn which is constructed with a timber framework; between the members are panels which are infilled with timber, wattle and daub, plaster, brickwork, stone or other materials. |
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MIXING HOUSE BARN * |
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A barn with steam powered threshing. |
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COMBINATION BARN * |
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A threshing barn which also houses farm animals and is somethimes used to stotre grain, house carts and other functions. |
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THRESHING BARN * |
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A barn usually containing a single, central threshing floor. |
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BARN PLATFORM * |
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A levelled area of ground on which a barn is built. A platform is often the sole surviving evidence for a barn. |
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COPPICE BARN * |
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Open sided barn for the storage of wood produced by the periodic cutting of small trees. |
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STADDLE BARN * |
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A threshing barn, usually timber framed which is raised on staddle stones. |
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AISLED BARN * |
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A barn in which a central space is separated from side aisles by posts and braces. |
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GRANGE BARN * |
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A barn belonging to, or associated with, a grange. |
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CRUCK BARN * |
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A barn in which a pair of curved timbers form a bowed A-frame which supports the roof independently of the walls. |
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FIELD BARN * |
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An isolated barn, cow house or shelter shed with a hayloft. Typically found in areas where farmsteads and fields were sited at a long distance from each other. |
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TITHE BARN * |
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A large barn used to store the tithe (a tenth part of the annual produce of agriculture etc.) which was paid by the tenants of ecclesiastical lands. |
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BANK BARN * |
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A multi-purpose, two-storey barn, built on a hillside with entrances at both levels to a first floor threshing barn and ground floor animal housing. |
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WOOL BARN * |
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A barn used for the storage and drying of wool. |
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HAY BARN * |
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A special type of barn, lacking a threshing floor, usually with open walls, intended for the dry and well ventilated storage of hay only. |
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HOP BARN * |
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A barn used to store hops. |
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BARN * |
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A building for the storage and processing of grain crops and for housing straw, farm equipment and occasionally livestock and their fodder. Use more specific type where known. |
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