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Title: Our farm and building book.
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: William A. Radford
Subjects: farm buildings -- catalogs agricultural buildings barns house plans
Publisher: Radford Architectural Company
Contributing Library: MBJ collection

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•PLOOrPLflH- Arrangement of Gothic Roof Horse Barn. GOTHIC ROOF HORSE BARN A practical barn of striking appearance, 50 by 36 feeton the ground; has atrong self-supporting curved rafterroof. We can furnish complete set of blue-printed work-ing plans and typewritten specifications for only $7.00per set. When ordering, ask for Design No. A280L. 50 OUR FARM AND BUILDING BOOK
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EIGHTY-FOOT HORSE AND IMPLEMENT BARN A big, well-built general bam that will take care of all barn needs for a good many years to come. The mainfloor is arranged for 10 horses and a big open space for wagons and implements. This will be partSoned off forTnH J*118 IS St°Ck •! a^uure,d- Slz*> ;° *y 36 ^et. We can furnish^complete set of blue-printed working plansand typewritten specifications for only $7.00 per set. When ordering, ask for Design No A274L Horse and Implement Barn—Design A274L This design was gotten up for ayoung man just starting on a 40-acrefarm. There were no buildings tospeak of and he had no live stock ex-cept horses. He expected to start adairy business the following year, buthe first wanted to raise some cloverhay and some ensilage corn. The idea was to build a barn thatcould be used for his present needsand would work over easily for anypurpose according to the manner inwhich his business developed. Hefigured that the cost of building abarn 36 by 80 feet

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