Posted by larry@stinescorner on May 13, 2018 at 05:54:01 from (173.70.90.109):
In Reply to: The root cellar posted by larry@stinescorner on May 13, 2018 at 04:34:28:
the farm used to be when a family farm could survive the bank barn with stalls underneath,,a hoy mow with the track and hook on top,,the hand well pump in the liitle lean to on the right side,the two story chicken coop built on to the left side of the barn the pigery on the left,,the wagon shed on the right and the little house is a summer kitchen,where they did canning and cooking in the hot weather to keep the main house cooler.behind the little house is a butcher house with a stove with a large kettle,
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the bank barn with stalls underneath,,a hoy mow with the track and hook on top,,the hand well pump in the liitle lean to on the right side,the two story chicken coop built on to the left side of the barn 
the pigery on the left,,the wagon shed on the right 
and the little house is a summer kitchen,where they did canning and cooking in the hot weather to keep the main house cooler.behind the little house is a butcher house with a stove with a large kettle,