No chimney though, because the upper story was a hay loft for 5000 square bales, and the ground level was a combination of milking stanchions and calving pens inside the barn, and outside was covered equipment stalls for tractors, balers, and other storage about the same as you have pictured, but galvanized tin roofing. I hand milked 2 to 3 cows twice daily and sold the raw milk to the local community….and seldom had enough….but when we had excess we churned our own butter and drank the buttermilk.
That was the start of a most wonderful life of freedom to build the life I wanted. It was all hard work but it was Silverngold!
