Barns of Mackinac County, Michigan
135 Barns plus a few "extras"
R.V. ("Dick") Dietrich
Professor emeritus C.M.U.
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Appendix.
Locations: State outline map, County
map with township borders, and List, by township, of the barns and "extras" of which photographs are included in this album. |
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Sketch map. Locations of townships within Mackinac County. The black and white dashed lines indicate the approximate boundaries between adjacent townships. The two-letter indicators on this map are used to designate the townships where the barns are located in both the captions of the photographs and on the following list. West to east the correlations of the two-letter indicators and full names are: Ne-Newton, Po-Portage, Ga-Garfield, Hu-Hudson, He-Hendricks, Mo-Moran, Br-Brevort, Si-St. Ignace, Ma-Marquette, Bb-Bois Blanc, and Cl-Clark. Two additional indicators, MIC and SIC, are similarly utilized for the included barns that are on Mackinac Island and in St. Ignace, respectively. |
| List of photographed barns and"extras" by Townships. These locations are plotted by number on the latest
Plat Book ... (Mackinac County ..., 2009). The page number in that book is given
directly after the number given each structure on this list. That book and
additional photos on CD are on file in the XXnameXX Library,
XXplaceXX, Michigan. Bois Blanc Township _____ Bb1. (p. 44=extra #1) north of Lime Kiln Point Rd.; SE¼ sec.17* T.39N.-R. 2W. *see text re section designation. Brevort Township [[7 + 4 extras]] Br1. (p. 36=extra #2) east of H57; SW¼ sec.2, T.41N.-R.5W. Br2. (p. 36) west of H57; NW¼ sec.2, T.41N.-R.5W. Br3. (p. 37) south of H57; NW¼ sec.5, T.41N.-R.4W. Br4. (p. 31=extra #3)) north of H57; NW¼ sec.32, T.42N.-R.4W. Br5. (p. 31) north of Dukes Rd.; NE¼ sec.31, T.42N.-R.4W. Br6. (p. 31) south of Dukes Rd.; SE¼ sec.31, T.42N.-R.4W. Br7. (p. 37=extra #4) north of Rte. 129; SE¼ sec.4, T.41N.-R.4W. Br9. (p. 30) west of Black Point Rd.; SE¼ sec.25, T.42N.-R.5W. Br10. (p. 37) east of Langdon Rd.; NE¼ sec.5, T.41N.-R.4W. Br11. (p. 31) east of Martin Rd.; NW¼ sec.33, T.42N.-R.4W. Br12. (p. 30=extra #5) west of Black Point Rd.; SW¼ sec.36, T.42N.-R.5W. Clark Township [[9 + 1 extra]] Cl1. (p. 34) north of Nye Rd.; SW¼ sec.21, T.42N.-R.1W. Cl2. (p. 34=extra #6) south of State St.; SW¼ sec.25, T.42N.-R.1W. Cl3. (p. 35) east of Meridian St.; NW¼ sec.31, T.42N.-R.1E. Cl4. (p. 35) north of Norquist Rd.; SE¼ sec.18, T.42N.-R.1E. Cl5. (p. 35) north of Swede Rd.; SE¼ sec.7, T.42N.-R.1E. Cl6. (p. 35) west of Winberg Rd.; SW¼ sec.9, T.42N.-R.1E. Cl7. (p. 35) north of Swede Rd.; SW¼ sec.9, T.42N.-R.1E. Cl8. (p. 35) south of Swede Rd.; NE¼ sec.15, T.42N.-R.1E. Cl9. (p. 35) east of Rte. 129; SW¼ sec.18, T.42N.-R.1E. Cl11. (p. 35) south of 30 Mile Rd.; NE¼ sec.1, T.42N.-R.1E. (= #105, p.45 in Pickford..., 2004) Garfield Township [[50(+3) + 4 extras]] The following sketch map shows the locations of the barns shown by photographs in this album. It is given, along with the list of locations, because the numbers of the photographs, and thus of the locations, do not have any logical relationship to the roads and geography. They are, instead, in the order in which the photographs were taken, and that depended upon such things such as light conditions and traffic. It is hoped that the map will aid anyone going through the area who might want to correlate their travel plans and routes they take to see the photographed barns. |
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(p. 11) east of Rte. 117; SW¼ sec.16,
T.44N.-R.10W. Ga2. (p. 11) east of Rte. 117; NW¼ sec.16, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga3. (p. 11) west of Rte. 117; SE¼ sec.8, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga4. (p. 17)west of Price Rd.; NE¼ sec.30, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga5. (p. 17)south of Linck Rd.; NW¼ sec.18, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga6. (p. 17)south of Linck Rd.; NE¼ sec.18, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga7. (p. 17)east of Pleasant Ave.; NW¼ sec.8, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga8. (p. 17)west of Pleasant Ave.; NE¼ sec.7, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga9. (p. 17)east of Pleasant Ave.; SW¼ sec.5, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga10. (p. 17)west of Price Rd.; SE¼ sec.19, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga11. (p. 17)north of Price Rd.; NW¼ sec.20, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga12. (p. 17=extra #7)north of Linck Rd.; SE¼ sec.8, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga13. (p. 17=extra #8)west of Pleasant Ave.; SE¼ sec.6, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga14. (p. 11)north of Patzen Rd.; SW¼ sec.31, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga15. (p. 11)east of Pleasant Ave.; SW¼ sec.32, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga16. (p. 11=extra #9)west of Pleasant Ave.; NE¼ sec.31, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga17. (p. 11)east of Pleasant Ave.; NW¼ sec.32, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga18. (p. 11)north of Kovar Rd.; NW¼ sec.30, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga19. (p. 17)east of Krause Rd.; SW¼ sec.10, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga20. (p. 17)south of Raski Rd.; NE¼ sec.9, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga21. (p. 17)north of Raski Rd.; SW¼ sec.3, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga22. (p. 17)east of Indian Trl.; SW¼ sec.2, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga24. (p. 17)north of Hiawatha Trl. [Rte. H40]; NE¼ sec.15, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga25. (p. 17)west of Krause Rd.; NE¼ sec.4, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga26. (p. 11) west of Krause Rd.; SE¼ sec.33, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga27. (p. 17) west of Indian Trl.; NE¼ sec.10, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga29. (p. 17) west of Indian Trl.; SE¼ sec.10, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga30. (p. 17) southeast of Raski Rd.; SE¼ sec.9, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga31. (p. 17) south of Raski Rd.; SW¼ sec.9, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga32. (p. 11=extra #10) west of Krause Rd.; NE¼ sec.33, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga33. (p. 11) east of Krause Rd.; NW¼ sec.27, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga34. (p. 11) south of McKelvey Rd.; NW¼ sec.27, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga35. (p. 11) north of McKelvey Rd.; SW¼ sec.21, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga36. (p. 11) west of Krause Rd.; SW¼ sec.21, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga37. (p. 11) west of Krause Rd.; NW¼ sec.21, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga38. (p. 11) north of Sandtown Rd.; SW¼ sec.15, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga39. (p. 11) west of Krause Rd.; SE¼ sec.16, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga40. (p. 11) east of Krause Rd.; SW¼ sec.15, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga41. (p. 11) east of Krause Rd.; NW¼ sec.15, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga42. (p. 11) east of Krause Rd.; NW¼ sec.15, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga43. (p. 11) west of Krause Rd.; NW¼ sec.16, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga44. (p. 11) north of Brown Rd.; SE¼ sec.9, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga45. (p. 11) east of Rte. 117; NW¼ sec.21, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga46. (p. 11) west of Rte 117; SE¼ sec.20, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga47. (p. 11) south of McKelvey Rd.; NW¼ sec.29, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga48. (p. 11) south of McKelvey Rd.; NE¼ sec.29, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga49. (p. 17) west of Rte.117; NE¼ sec.17, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga50. (p. 17) east of Rte.117; SW¼ sec.4, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga51. (p. 17) west of Rte.117; SE¼ sec.5, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga52. (p. 17) west of Rte.117; NE¼ sec.5, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga53. (p. 17) west of Rte.117; NE¼ sec.5, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga54. (p. 11) west of Rte.117; SE¼ sec.32, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga55. (p. 11) west of Rte.117; SE¼ sec.32, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga56. (p. 11) west of Rte. 117; NE¼ sec.32, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga57. (p. 17) east of Rte. 117; NW¼ sec.4, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga58. (p. 17) west of Rte. 117; NE¼ sec.8, T.43N.-R.10W Ga59. (p. 11) west of Rte. 117; SW¼ sec.29, T.44N.-R.10W. Ga60. (p. 17) north of Hiawatha Trl.; NW¼ sec.15, T.43N.-R.10W. Ga61. (p. 11) northeast of Warner Rd.; NE¼ sec.27, T.44N.-R.10W. Hendricks Township [[1 + 1 extra]] He1. (p. 20=extra #11) north of Epoufette Bay Rd.; SW¼ sec.3, T.42N.-R.7W. He3. (p. 20) south end of Kenyon Rd.; NE¼ sec.8, T.42N.-R.7W. Hudson Township [[0 + 1 extra]] Hu1. (p. 19=extra #12) west of Black River Rd.; SE¼ sec.19, T.43N.-R.8W. Marquette Township [[24 + 2 extras]] Ma1. (p. 25=extra #13) east of Simmons Rd.; SW¼ sec.30, T.43N.-R.2W. Ma2. (p. 33) south of St. Ignace Rd.; NE¼ sec.9, T.42N.-R.2W. Ma3. (p. 33=extra #14) north of St. Ignace Rd.; SE¼ sec.9, T.42N.-R.2W. Ma4. (p. 26) north of Taylor Rd.; SE¼ sec.9, T.43N.-R.1W Ma5. (p. 26) south of Taylor Rd.; NW¼ sec.14, T.43N.-R.1W Ma6. (p. 26) west of Rte. 48/129; NE¼ sec.24, T.43N.-R.1W Ma7. (p. 26) west of Rte. 48/129; NE¼ sec.25, T.43N.-R.1W Ma8. (p. 26) south of Rockview Rd.; NW¼ sec.36, T.43N.-R.1W. NOTE: A black and white photograph and information about each of the following barns is in Pickford..., 2004. The photos shown in this album provide a different view, taken in 2011, of each of these barns. The numbers following the MaP- prefix indicate the order in which these photographs were taken, which also provides a good order to view the barns. The information in parentheses at the end of each barn location corresponds to the number and page where information about the barn is in the Pickford ... (2004) publication. It seems noteworthy that five additional barns, no longer present, are also shown in the Mackinac County section recorded in Pickford ... (ibid.) MaP-1. (p. 26) south of Townline Rd.; NW¼ sec.1, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #56, p.28) MaP-2. (p. 26) south of Townline Rd.; NE¼ sec.6, T.43N.-R.2W. (= #24, p.16) MaP-3. (p. 26) east of 5 Mile Rd.; NE¼ sec.6, T.43N.-R.2W. (= #26, p.16) MaP-4. (p. 26) south of Townline Rd.; NW¼ sec.5, T.43N.-R.2W. (= #32, p.19) MaP-5. (p. 26) south of Townline Rd.; NW¼ sec.5, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #34, p.20) MaP-6. (p. 26) south of Townline Rd.; NW¼ sec.2, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #54, p.27) MaP-7. (p. 26) north of Blair Rd.; SE¼ sec.1, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #58, p.28) MaP-8. (p. 26) south of Blair Rd.; NE¼ sec.12, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #59, p.29) MaP-9. (p. 26) south of Blair Rd.; NE¼ sec.12, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #61, p.29) MaP-10. (p. 26) west of 1 Mile Rd.; SW¼ sec.2, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #62, p.30) MaP-11. (p. 26) north of Blair Rd.; SW¼ sec.2, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #64, p.31) MaP-12. (p. 26) north of Blair Rd.; SW¼ sec.2, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #65, p.31) MaP-13. (p. 26) north of Bla;ir Rd.; SE¼ sec.3, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #67, p.32) MaP-14. (p. 26) north of Blair Rd.; SE¼ sec.4, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #68, p.32) MaP-15. (p. 26) south Taylor Rd.; NE¼ sec.14, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #69, p.33) MaP-16. (p. 26) south Taylor Rd.; NE¼ sec.13, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #71, p.34) MaP-17. (p. 26) west of Rte. 129/48; SE¼ sec.12, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #72, p.34) MaP-18. (p. 26) west of Rte. 129/48; NE¼ sec.12, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #73, p.35) MaP-19. (p. 26) south of Blair Rd.; NE¼ sec.12, T.43N.-R.1W. (= #57, p.29 Moran Township [[5 + 0 extras]] Mo1. (p. 41) northwest of New Portage Rd.; NW¼ sec.14, T.40N.-R.3W. Mo2. (p. 41) south of Old Portage Rd.; NW¼ sec.1, T.40N.-R.3W. Mo3. (p. 41) northwest of Martin Lake Rd.; NW¼ sec.9, T.40N.-R.3W. Mo4. (p. 22) north of Lovegrove Rd.; SE¼ sec.4, T.43N.-R.5W. Mo6. (p. 41) east of Gros Cap Rd.; NW¼ sec.8, T.40N.-R.4W. Newton Township [[9 + 2 extras]] Ne1. (p. 16) west of Greenwald Rd.; NE¼ sec.25, T.43N.-R.11W. Ne2. (p. 16) south of Rte. 2; NE¼ sec.25, T.43N.-R.11W. Ne3. (p. 15=extra #16) north of Brotherton Rd.; SW¼ sec.2, T.43N.-R.12W. Ne4. (p. 16) north of Clark Rd.; SE¼ sec.28, T.43N.-R.11W. Ne5. (p. 16) east of Brawley Rd.; NW¼ sec.26, T.43N.-R.11W. Ne6. (p. 28) west of S. Gould City Rd.; SW¼ sec.28, T.42N.-R.11W. Ne7. (p. 28) west of S. Gould City Rd.; SW¼ sec.28, T.42N.-R.11W. Ne8. (p. 16) south of Main St., Gould City; SW¼ sec.28, T.43N.-R.11W. Ne9. (p. 16) north of Hiawatha Trl.[=H40]; NE¼ sec.23, T.43N.-R.11W. Ne10. (p. 16=extra #15) north of Hiawatha Trl.=H40]; NE¼ sec.23 T.43N.-R.11W. Ne11. (p. 16) north of Clark Rd.; SE¼ sec.28, T.43N.-R.11W. Portage Township [[5 + 1 extra]] Po1. (p. 10) east of Rte. H-33, SW¼ sec 30, T.43N.-R.11W. Po2. (p. 9) east of County Line Rd., SW¼ sec.7, T.44N.-R.12W. Po3. (p. 9) south of Ketola Rd., NE¼ sec.7, T.44N.-R.12W. Po4. (p. 9) east of County Line Rd., NW¼ sec 7, T.44N.-R.12W. Po5. (p. 9=extra #17) east of McGahn Rd., SE¼ sec 17, T.44N.-R.12W. Po7. (p. 10) north of Sandtown Rd., SW¼ sec.17, T.44N.-R.11W. St. Ignace Township [[4 + 0 extras] Si1. (p. 32) north of Charles Moran Rd.; SE¼ sec.30, T.41N.-R.3W. Si2. (p. 32) west of Pine River Rd.(south of Rte. 134); NE¼ sec.10, T.42N.-R.3W. Si3. (p. 37) south of Rte. 129; NE¼ sec.11, T.41N.-R.3W. Si4. (p. 32) north of St. Ignace Rd.; SE¼ sec.1, T.42N.-R.3W. Mackinac Island, City [[7 (+2) + 0 extras]] MIC1. (p. 42)East of Market St.; SW¼ sec.14, T.40N. R.3W. MIC3. (p. 42)Southwest of Cadotte St.; NE¼ sec.15, T.40N. R.3W. MIC6. (p. 42)North of Algonquin Rd.; SW¼ sec.10, T.40N. R.3W. MIC7. (p. 42)North of Algonquin Rd.; SW¼ sec.10, T.40N. R.3W. MIC8. (p. 42)North of Algonquin Rd.; SW¼ sec.10, T.40N. R.3W. MIC12. (p. 42)North of Park Rd.; SW¼ sec.3 , T.40N. R.3W. MIC13. (p. 42)East of Carriage Rd.; SE¼ sec.10, T.40N. R.3W. St. Ignace, City [[3 + 0 extras]] SIC1. (p. 41& 49) north of Ferry Lane; SW¼ sec.17, T.40N.-R.3W. SIC2. (p. 41& 49) south of Burdette St.; SW¼ sec.17, T.40N.-R.3W. SIC3. (p. 41& 48) north of Portage St.; SW¼ sec.7, T.40N.-R.3W. SIC4. (p. 41& 48=extra #18)) south of Prospect St.; NW¼ sec.18, T.40N.-R.3W. |
References. Cited, general publications and web sites of possible interest: (The general publications and web sites that are listed are among several that were reviewed while working on this project. Those included here are likely to be of interest to anyone who as looked at this album.) Cited: Dietrich, R.V. 2008. Isabella's stones: Fieldstone buildings, walls, landscape accents and other uses. http://condor.cmich,edu/u?/p1610-01coll1,3225. 176p. . . . . . . . . . . . 2010. Straits' stones: A picture album (subtitle: Fieldstones -- bulidings and other uses). Vol. I. Mackinac County. (Cite either my web site or CONDOR, depending upon where this document is at end.) Engadine Centennial: 1894-1994. 1994. Engadine MI:Centennial Committee. 324p. Hill, G.L. 1918. The enchanted barn. New York:Grosset & Dunlap. 313p. Land atlas & plat book: Mackinac County, Michigan. 11th ed. n.d. (~1999). Rockford(IL):Rockford Map Publishers, Inc. 62p. Kiwanis Club (St. Ignace, Mich.). 1957. Before the bridge; a history and a directory of St. Ignace and nearby localities (commemorating the opening of the Mackinac Bridge). St. Ignace(MI):Kiwanis Club of St. Ignace, Mich., Inc. 270p. Mackinac County, Michigan Plat Book. 2009 [Belmond(IA)]:Farm & Home Publishers, Ltd. 72p. More Treasures found in the Limestone Barn. Life on Liberty Creek Farm. 9 December 2008, http://libertycreekfarm.blogspot.com/2008/12/more-treasures-found-in-limestone-barn.html (accessed 12 August 2011). Mozola, A.J. 1989. U.S. Public land survey grid in Dutro, J.T., Jr., R.V. Dietrich and R.M. Foose. AGI Data sheets for geology in the field, laboratory, and office (third edition). Sheet 5.1-5.2. [Alexandria(VA):American Geological Institute] Pickford Area Historical Sociey. 2004. Pickford patchwork: the fabric of a farming community: Barns. Pickford(MI):the Society. 70p. Trout Lake Women's Club. 1976. Tales & trails of Tro-La-Oz-Ken: a Bicentennial publication of the Trout Lake Women's Club. [Trout Lake(MI)]:the Club. 158p. Vosper, Jim. 2001. Island boyhood: A Memoir. Miwaukee(WI):Stone Beach Books. 118p. ~~&&~~
Noble,
A.G. and R.K. Cleek. 1995. The old barn book: A field guide
to North American barns and other
General publications:
Arthur, Eric and Dudley Whitney. 1972. The barn: A vanishing landmark in North Ameria. Greenwich(CT):New York Graphic Society, Ltd. 256p. This is a "coffee table" book and more! Ervin, Brenda. 2004. Barns of Michigan (2nd ed.). Swartz Creek(MI):Barn Door Pub. 190p. This publication has several additional publications listed on pages 170-174. Hartman, Lee. n.d. (1975-1988?) Michigan barns, our vanishing landmarks [subtitle: A wondrous assortment of Barns ...]. A Michigan Natural Resources Publication. 14p. This is a well illustrated summary about several aspects of barns. Ingells, Norris. 1995. That old barn: group works to preserve agricultural history. Lansing [MI] State Journal, Aug. 1, 1995 Johnson, Evelyn. 2007. Barns of Old Mission Peninsula and their stories (Revised edition). Traverse City(MI):Book Marketing Solutions. 214p. A "coffee table" book about the barns of the indicated area. Keithan, Mary. 1999. Michigan's heritage barns. East Lansing(MI):Michigan State University Press. 128p. A "coffee table" book of fine photographs with relatively short captions. One of the included barns (p. 41) is identified as in Mackinac County, but otherwise not located. I have been unable to identify it as one of the barns included in this album. Leffingwell, Randy. 2001. Barns. St. Paul(MN):Motoe Books International. 192p. A "coffee table" book of fine photographs with a few telling captions -- e.g., "Between technological advances and legal requirements, a number of barns became obsolete overnight ... Farming is a business and the cost of paying workers to put hay bales by hand into a barn ... instead of rolling the hay in plastic and leaving it in the field can mean the difference ... between showing a profit and suffering a loss." (p.188) -- and a more or less laboring text in many places. Lonski, Tina. 2008. Barn raising: Stories of a vanishing American legacy. Holt(MI):Essential Communications. 114p. National Trust for Historic Preservation. 2005("Copyright ... Revised). Barn again!, Barn preservation information handbook: A guide for individuals and organizations Denver(CO):National trust for historic preservation. 118p. This book should be at least scanned by anyone interested in or working on projects dealing with barns. farm structures (illustrations by M.M. Geib). New Brunswick(NJ):Rutgers University Press. 222p. This book is a fine source of information, with excellent illustrations, that pertain to the nomenclature widely applied to barns, secondary farm structures and even fencing. Pickvet, Kate, Mark Pickvet and Robin Rainwater. 2004. A pictorial history of barns and other farm structures in Michigan. Salem(MA):Higginson Book Co. 342p. People interested in barns should have this book as a ready reference -- both for the contents of its text and its photographs. The photographs, which are black and white, include several farm buildings (etc.) other than barns that are or once were in Michigan. For some readers, the fact that the locations of most of the barns etc. are only by county for the lower peninsula and noted only as in the "Upper Peninsula, Michigan" will be frustrating. Had more definitive locations been given, observers could, for example, see how the buildings have fared between the time those photographs were taken -- also not indicated, but all certainly before 2004 -- and when more recently viewed. Sloane, Eric. 1954. American barns and covered bridges. New York:Funk and Wagnalls. 112p. This book includes, among other things, fine "pen and ink?"sketches of tools used by the barn builders of the past. One particularly interesting illustration shows a " 'PERMANENT' fastening ... made by forcing a Square Peg into a Round Hole." (p.76) ................... 1967. An age of barns. New York:Funk and Wagnalls. 113p. [version read: 1985 reprint by Dodd, Mead & Company, New York] This book also includes some fine "pen and ink?" sketches, most of which depict buildings and parts thereof, as well as a text that is well worth reviewing. Sommer, R.L. 1997. The old barn book. New York: Barnes and Noble. 144p. .................. 2000. The ultimate book of historic barns. San Diego(CA):Thunder Bay Press. 256p. Two "coffee table" books. Stier, Steve. 2000. Michigan farm and farmstead survey. Jackson(MI): Jackson Printing Company, Inc. 32p. This well-illustrated booklet is provides guidelines for barn surveys. ~~&&~~
https://mibarn.net --- Michigan Barn Preservation Network (based in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan) n.d. http://michiganbarns.org/ --- Michigan Barn and Farmstead Survey (Michigan State University Extension/Michigan State University Museum) last updated September, 2009. http://www.barnalliance.org/ --- National Barn Alliance (National Barn Alliance), 2009. |
