Dakota Sandstone Barn
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The history on this barn is rather vague. It is all that remains of a homestead long forgotten and mostly removed or demolished. The barn is constructed of Dakota sandstone a layer found locally. It has pitched quoins and axe flattened field. It is for the most part a straight ashlar pattern. It was added on to some time probably in the thirties and the arches and lintels were cast at that time.

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