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Creek Canyon Barn Retreat
This unique form of barn was developed during the 1800’s for the specific purpose of drying hops, a viney plant that grew on tall poles.
Hops were an important cash crop used in the making of beer up until the late 1920’s when they became obsolete because of prohibition. Hops barns are unique in that they are tall and have a high loft for the drying of the green hops.
This hand-hewn hops barn dates to about 1860 and would make a wonderful, small house, guest house or office with its three levels. Its unusual height makes for tall rooms.
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| Barn Profile | |
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| Originally Built | circa 1820 |
| in Cobleskill, NY | |
| Now Restored In | Springville, UT |
| Dimensions | 24 x 36 |
| 864 sq. ft. | |
| Eave Height | 17' |
| Photography | DK Sun |
