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Re: OT Corncrib revisited
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Posted by RustyFarmall on October 25, 2006 at 08:51:01 from (216.248.75.163):
In Reply to: OT Corncrib revisited posted by PhilcaseinWPa on October 25, 2006 at 07:06:21:
There are folks out there that would probably pay good money for that old post and beam building. They will dismantle it piece by piece, label each part, and then reconstruct the building on a site of their choosing, or they may just carefully salvage the best parts and use those parts in a restoration of another building. If you stabilize the building, move it to a better location, and then cover it all up with modern materials, the historic value will have been lost. You need to contact a museum or historical society in your area and see what happens.
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