This wonderful, big barn morphed from an English Barn in Central New York to a German forebay bank barn in Pennsylvania. The “forebay” is the overhang on the back side of the barn where the cattle would have entered the milking parlor on the lower level. In this barn, this feature has been carefully added onto the back of the barn as an original would have appeared. It is also called a “stone-ender” after the two stone end walls typical of Pennsylvania German barns.
The stone end walls have been accurately and authentically reproduced right down to the vertical “loop hole” ventilation slits. To cap off this huge interior space are the three complimentary-sized cupolas, which when lit at night cast a golden halo over the whole project. This barn is a magnificent re-creation, true in its design, proportions and materials to an historic Pennsylvania bank barn.
| Barn Profile | |
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| Originally Built | circa 1840 |
| in Little Falls, NY | |
| Now Restored In | Newtown, PA |
| Dimensions | 50 x 80 |
| 4000 sq. ft. | |
| Eave Height | 20 |
| Architect | James H Hefelfinger & Associates 215.493.8200 |
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Hello, Im in search for a barn to host my wedding reception next year. how can I find out information ?
what is the approximate cost for this model
Hello Katie, Please give me a call at 254-716-1013 and I can help you out. Thanks!
Caleb Tittley
Heritage Restorations
How do I find out more about the Newton Barn? We are looking for a barn to host a wedding next year. Thank you!