Posted by DB4600 on October 17, 2017 at 08:22:48 from (174.219.144.76):
In Reply to: Corn Crib Question posted by Kerwin on October 16, 2017 at 18:31:25:
I grew up on a farm with one similar, but had no cupola. Dad had made a chute that would swivel when clamped onto the head of the elevator. the elevator was shoved in under the center roof and filled the cribs to the side. In 1974 a new crib was erected. It was narrow and tall with a door on one end only. Unlike the squat double sided crib that was before it.
It seems that style of crib was common south of Renville, McLeod, and Carver counties. From there it stretched into southern MN and Iowa. It is interesting to look at the design of farm buildings in certain areas and try to understand the reason behind the way it is built and the materials used. In Stearns, Meeker, and Pope counties you would be hard pressed to find a crib with that style of Cupola.
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