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Re: Re-Roofing the Barn
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Posted by Glenn F. on October 05, 2006 at 14:00:56 from (216.56.24.226):
In Reply to: Re-Roofing the Barn posted by Blue3992 on October 05, 2006 at 13:44:16:
That's exactly why America's beautiful turn of the century barns are disappearing. I don't know the dimensions of your barn, but $20,000 sure won't buy much of a building these days. We tore down an old horse barn/granary which was attached to our dairy barn as the foundation was giving out, etc. Ten years later as I look at the pole structure that replaced it, I kinda wish we had reworked the old one. 100 years from now that pole shed probably won't even be a memory. I'd sure try to scrape up the cash and re-roof the old barn. You will have a GOOD building when you're done. Glenn F.
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