[quote="showcrop"](quoted from post at 12:16:11 09/18/14)
I vote SAVE IT! They stopped building those authentic post and beam barns a hundred and fifty years ago... quote]
Well.... not quite. My 60 x 40 post and beam barn was built in 1902 (East Central Ohio). Beams were all sawn and pegged together, and it has t&g vertical barn siding, just like the modern stuff. A 1951 60 x 40 addition on the rear was built just like it, but they wanted it to be more clear span. They had too big a span on the two main wood beams that had to be replaced with steel, but still sitting on big wood posts. They just cut them down to allow the steel to be placed. The lower part of it is ceramic block, the upper is the same barn siding as the older part.
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