1238 Shellstone Barn II

Here we are looking at two buildings and this first one is 19 feet wide, but let me get the side measurement of it. It looks like a small carriage building. But there is somethings we are about to find out on the inside. It's a nice even measurement of 19' by 26'. Looks like the side windows are early ones, kind of interesting. Let's go in and see what we've got. I can see a bit of a hand-hewn beam in there so it's gonna be an interesting little building. Well, it's full of a lot of stuff, but let's look beyond that right now. It's got a later 20th century sawn second floor put in it, but right here in the middle it's a three-bent little building with nice hand-hewn beams. It's got three posts down each side and this little beam in the middle is a 9" by 9". It's a nice little carriage building, 19' by 26'. Let's take a look up in here. Its seems to have a nice height to it, but let's get a corner measurement. It's got 14' side walls, nice height for a small building. It's got log weenie rafters in it. Nice small timber frame up here. It's got one-piece hand-hewn plates in it. There are a lot of old harnesses hanging up in here so they stored their harnesses up here. It would be a nice building for a little guest house or a studio. It has sawn braces. It has a heavy corner post here that is an 8' x 12', kind of a big one. It's got hand-hewn collar ties in each end. There is a nice space upstairs. Might be nice to put some hewn rafters in it with some high collar ties to pull the sides together and it would be a nice-size building with a good height.