Very nice old barn. Looks like a hay track up in the roof, so that tells us the barn was built in the pre-baler time, when all hay was still handled loose. To make this barn into a work shop, you would have to ask your self , how much ceiling height do I need? If need 14-16 foot ceiling, then removing some or all of the loft floor would have to be done. I have seen barns were the entire upstairs floor has been removed, a large entrance door cut into the wall, and used to store big bales of hay, or farm equipment. This is a big job as the super structure of the barn still has to be supported. Not a job for the faint of heart, or weak of finance. This might sound goofy, but a new lean-to built on the side of the barn , might be more user friendly, and cost effective. Bruce
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