New York Dutch barn.

Nineteenth century New York Dutch Barn measuring 50’ deep x 40’wide with period 20 foot addition making the barn 50’ deep x 60’ wide. The hewn pine frame has 12” x 15” anchor beams with beaver tail spanning 26”. Posts are 10”x 12”which rise to a purlin with 8” x 9” purlin ties. Rafters are 7”x 8”, 5’ on center. Frame is standing and in good condition.

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