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area = less than one acre mpsub = Stewart Ranch TR refnum = 85001139 [1] The dairy barn was built in This is a two-and-a-half-story wood frame barn with a gambrel roof, built upon a concrete foundation in 1934.
Dairy barn and farmhouse with walls of local fieldstone hauled on stone-boat by Harold from his rock-piles and laid by Charles Burce in 1941. The barn has concrete quoins and the stonework on the house is rather whimsical, with tapered walls and a repeated wheel motif. [6] [7] 3: State Bank of Ladysmith: State Bank of Ladysmith: January 17, 1980
Lake County Round Sale Barn: ... Converted into a dairy barn by 1910. [35] T. A. Leonard Barn: ... Charles Fehr Round Barn: built 1912 NRHP 1984
In 1938 Charles Albert Creamer succeeded to Hinckley and built the modern day barn, which is still visible today. All other buildings in the area were constructed subsequently after, up to the closure of business in 1965. The State of Alaska purchased all the land around the dairy in 1969, to establish the Migratory Refuge. The property is the ...
By 1916 the farm had over 500 head of Jersey cattle, 232 being milked daily in two dairy barns, 16 Percheron draft horses, 61 saddle horses, 44 harness horses, 29 colts, 29 mules and 375 Duroc Jersey hogs. By 1941 there was over 800 cows and dairy barn #2 and #3 were added to accommodate the 500 cows being milked.
The horse barn with its wagon sheds, the ice house, and the office form an open courtyard, facing the dairy barn. The blacksmith's shop, with a forge and massive chimney, sits next to the barn. The horse barn is a long rectangular structure with a high hip roof, pierced on both sides by dormers with pointed-arch windows. The wagon sheds, once ...
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Four barns are standing on the grounds; the 1842 hay barn is 44 by 32 feet (13.4 m × 9.8 m), the 1849 horse barn is 28 by 52 feet (8.5 m × 15.8 m), the c. 1895 grain barn is 34 by 28.5 feet (10.4 m × 8.7 m), and the 1906 dairy barn is 34 by 84 feet (10 m × 26 m). A carriage house retains its historical integrity aside from a cement floor ...