This sweet barn is right smack dab in the middle of the little village/town of Rescue, Va.
So I can’t help but wonder if someone built the barn in their back yard, or if the town built up around the barn?
Linking up to Barn Charm.
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Good question Dianna.
This makes me think of how Interstate 45 veers a bit north of us and then veers back straight north to Dallas. Many people question why it does that. Answer: There’s a cemetery that the civil engineers had to bypass.
Kind of like “which came first – the chicken or the egg” ?! Whether the barn was first or the town was, it’s a nice feature and a rather pretty barn…..
Pam
Love it! If they added some windows it would make a super cool HOUSE!
Very pretty little barn! It looks like it’s been there a long time.
There is an old farm complete with a modest home, barn and silo here in Oklahoma that is sandwiched between a Lowes, Super Wal-Mart, Hobby Lobby, Target, Petsmart and loads of other chain stores and restaurants. We’ve watched the town build up around it over the years.
really cool structure!
I can definitely see this one being turned into a home !
This is rather unique, and I like the look of it.
Though I like your sweet barn, I really LOVE your pretty pansies! Not too much blooming in my garden today…
Well, when all their was was horses, town folk did have barns for a horse or two, a buggy. This one is charming. Might have also been a farrier’s place?
It’s an odd sight to see, isn’t it? But pretty nonetheless!
Such a lovely, lovely old building! This is truly charming!
I do love this one and wonder at its history. 🙂
Well that’s a different barn design. Very sweet! ~ Sheila
Always interesting to speculate on the history of these old buildings, especially when they are in an unusual place.
Good Morning Dianna! Love a charming white barn and this one has a concrete?brick?stone? foundation which ups the charming quotient!
Wow, it’s so pretty! I bet the town built around it. So happy that it’s still standing.
Maybe they built up around the barn, that would make a great historic story! She’s a beauty
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Hmmm? Makes one wonder.
gorgeous, but it needs a big ole’ christmas wreath!!
That is a great barn! Thanks for sharing it.
It’s a great barn!
You’re right Dianna, what a sweet barn in a very sweet village. I some times miss the Isle of Wright treasures.