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Photographer Jeff Barclay has created a wonderful pictorial display of 111 old barns from the most northwest county in the continental Unites States. The book showcases the many architectural styles of barns found in the area, each with its own beauty and character. A vital part of the farm infrastructure of Whatcom County since the early 1900's, many of these barns are still in use. However, barns are slowly disappearing from our landscape and as the crumble aay photographs will be the only way to preserve their memory. Also included in the book are nine original poems relating to old barns.
Reproductions of inventory cards (with photographs) for each site.
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With heartwarming anecdotes and nearly 600 photos, this is a study of the countryside barn.