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Light Farms Barn
This 1830’s barn was moved from New York and re-purposed as a community center at a community outside Dallas, Texas. I marvel when I see the sign that says the community was founded in “2012”. And now it is “2014.” This New York barn has indeed gotten a new lease on life and is starting all over again in . . . Texas.
This restoration is stunning from the stained concrete floors to the contemporary light fixtures and furnishings to the date a farm boy wrote on a beam on a lazy, hot summer day in “June 1902”. Do you think he could ever have imagined that his handiwork would someday be read by passersby in Texas?
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| Barn Profile | |
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| Originally Built | circa 1830 |
| in Berne, NY | |
| Now Restored In | Celina, TX |
| Dimensions | 36 x 48 |
| 1728 sq. ft. | |
| Eave Height | 22 |
| Owned by | Light Farms |
| Architect | Larson & Pedigo Architects 214.939.0995 |
| Mesa Design Group 214.871.0568 | |
