This well maintained barn has stood since the Civil War era. It has been the home for many cows, pigs, chickens, bats, cats, dogs, peacocks and children at play in the hay. It is strategically situated on the homestead to allow easy access from the road, driveway, workshop and pastures/fields.
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| Roadside view of the barn on approach to the homestead. |
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| Beautiful sunsets can be viewed over the barn from the living room of the house. |
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| The red building is the farm's milk house |
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| A view of the milk house |
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| There is ample room to drive around the rear of the barn |
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| A view of the drive-thru bay from the roadside |
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| Mr. Kenneth Geary with his Ford tractor in the bay |
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| A well kept corn crib resides by the barn and milk house |
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| View from the driveway entrance |
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| A view from the pasture/field side |