Be it ever so humble...

[kcm.MN]

Puzzle: https://jigex.com/gjERj

 

[r.w.b.]

poor ol C needs the local farm tire expert come give it some aid.
was quite a barn back in the 30s id say

 

[Stroby]

Another Dandy.

 

[caterpillar guy]

Some siding and a door and that C would not feel like it was setting out in the winter or on rainy days. IF well sided that barn would be there another hundred years.

 

[560Dennis]

Poor old C ! Maybe just a valve stem like mine , oh well thats a really nice photo

 

[Richard G.]

That barn served well for many years.
Roof sheeting shows it had wood shingles originally.
And look at the size of that beam above and to the right of that tractor.

 

[cool hand]

Just a comment about the beam, I now have the original house and barn and the farm wherein I was born and raised. The barn now standing on the farmstead was originally 45x45, but was expanded several times and is now 45x82. There is a handhewn beam 45 feet long in the barn so-far well preserved.

 

[Richard G.]

That is amazing Sir.
They really knew how to build em back then.

 

[Pete in MD]

Center section originally a tobacco barn ???

 

[jm.]

Pete in my opinion NO, look the barn has a loft floor right over the door and look thru the door and see the stanchions or stables in the hall. More the common stock barn in its day at least around here.