Posted by notjustair on December 31, 2015 at 07:09:32 from (70.195.3.69):
In Reply to: Corn Crib building posted by cumminspuller on December 31, 2015 at 06:41:25:
Our corncribs here are all wooden rectangles. None of them are in use anymore. They all resemble a barn. They have a drive alley through the center with doors on both ends. The corn is put on either side and those run the length of the building. The drive alley is cemented but the corn cribs are about 18 inches up off the ground. The floor in them is slatted like wood decking. Imagine a long narrow building with a covered deck on either side. There were doorways into the corn crib on both ends that you could fill up with cuts slats of wood as you used the corn. Most of them had guttering that ran into a cistern to water the animals. The water got away from the building that way. Also it was open under the corn crib sides so that the dogs could get any animals that ran in under. Air could move also.
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