The Hundred-Year Barn
Patricia MacLachlan
Built in 1919 by townspeople, family, and friends, a red barn remains standing a century later. It serves as a home and refuge, a place where a child plays with friends and farm animals, and a structure that endures through changing seasons and storms. The barn’s long life connects family history with the care of a wider community. Its story looks back to the people who built it and forward to its continuing place in the lives around it.
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