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Heritage Barns of Washington State Heritage Barns of Washington State Heritage Barns of Washington State Heritage Barns of Washington State HERITAGE BARNS of Washington State Heritage Barn Advisory Committee Report 2010 i Heritage Barns of Washington State Roof Types &Cupolas Heritage Barns of Washington State Heritage Barns of Washington State Dr. Allyson Brooks, Director of the Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation, ex officio Larry Cooke, Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) - Spokane Teddie Mae Charlton, Washington Cattlemen’s Association - Ellensburg Paula Holloway, Washington State Association of Counties (WSAC) - Wahkiakum County Jerri Honeyford, Chair Janet Lucas, Washington State Farm Bureau - Lewis County Faye Rainwater, Washington Trust for Historic Preservation - Dayton HERITAGE BARN Brian Rich, King County Landmarks Commission - King County ADVISORY COMMITTEE Jack Williams, Governor’s Advisory Council on Historic Preservation - Seattle 2007-2009 Jeanne Youngquist, Washington Association of County Officials (WACO) – Skagit County Dr. Allyson Brooks, Director of the Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation, ex officio Tom Bassett, Washington Trust for Historic Preservation - Wenatchee Teddie Mae Charlton, Washington Cattlemen’s Association - Ellensburg Jerri Honeyford, Chair Brian Rich, King County Landmarks Commission - King County Robert Riley, Walla Walla County Farm Bureau - Walla Walla HERITAGE BARN Jamie Tolfree, Washington State Association of Counties (WSAC) - Skamania County ADVISORY COMMITTEE Jack Williams, Governor’s Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, -Seattle 2009-2011 Jeanne Youngquist, Washington Association of County Officials (WACO) – Skagit County 1 Heritage Barns of Washington State 2 Heritage Barns of Washington State Heritage Barns of Washington State TA B LE OF CONTENTS Heritage Barn Nominations - Round 1-7 . 4. Number of Barns by Year Built . 4. Heritage Register Barn Applicants Per County . 4. Number of Barns by Paint Color . 4. Barn Forms & Types . 4. Heritage Barn Counties Served . 5. Heritage Barn Listings . 6. Southeast Section . 6. Southwest Section . 18 Northwest Section . 26 Northeast Section . 42 Heritage Barn Grant Recipients . 49 Heritage Barn Plaque Program . 59 Washington State Barn Forms & Types . 60 by Jerri Honeyford, Chair of the Heritage Barn Advisory Committee and by the Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation 3 Heritage Barns of Washington State HERITAGE BARN NOMINATIONS - ROUND 1-7 NUM B ER OF BARNS B Y YEAR BUILT NUM B ER OF BARNS B Y PAINT COLOR Blue 1 1 0 Green Yellow 3 2 1 0 1 5 Brown Grey 8 Grey 16 Blue White 62 56 45 Yellow No Paint Brown 27 Red 150 22 23 182 White 9 1 Red pre 1879 1880-89 1890-99 1900-09 1910-19 1920-29 1930-39 1940-49 1950-59 Not Painted Green HERITAGE REGISTER BARN App LI C ANTS PER COUNTY BARN FORMS & TY P ES Whatcom Round/Bow Truss 8 15 Pend Oreille Ferry 3 San Juan Skagit Okanogan 1 Hip 2 10 54 1 Stevens 6 Gable-on-Hip 4 Island Clallam 14 Snohomish Centric 5 4 23 Chelan 3 Western 12 Jeerson Kitsap Douglas Lincoln 5 4 9 Spokane 6 King 31 Gothic 32 Mason 22 4 Dutch 40 Grays Harbor Grant 2 Kittitas 2 Adams Pierce 14 8 Whitman Salt Box 26 Thurston 32 3 33 Broken Gable 56 Pacic Lewis Franklin 2 Yakima 2 Gareld Gable 90 Wahkiakum 11 20 Columbia 2 8 Cowlitz 9 Asotin Dutch Gambrel 71 Combined Skamania Benton Walla Walla 2 0 13 2 make up largest 3 English Gambrel 55 type in State Klickitat Clark 13 } 12 4 Heritage Barns of Washington State Heritage Barns of Washington State HERITAGE BARN COUNTIES SERVED Northeast Section Whatcom Pend Oreille Northwest SectionSan Juan Skagit Okanogan Ferry Island Snohomish Stevens Clallam Chelan Jefferson Douglas Kitsap Spokane King Lincoln Mason Grant Grays Harbor Kittitas Pierce Adams Thurston Whitman Mason Lewis Franklin Garfield Yakima Columbia Wahkiakum Asotin Cowlitz Skamania Benton Walla Walla Klickitat Southwest Section Clark Southeast Section 5 Heritage Barns of Washington State HERITAGE BARN LISTINGS An often repeated Every barn has a story . These images and the stories were chosen from the Heritage Barn Registry applications submitted by the owners . story in northwestern Washington is typified by the Trueman farm J P Fox Inc. Fox Barn near Sedro-Wooley. 1051 S Fox Road, Othello Peter Trueman came 1904 from England in 1884 Southeast Section making his way up the Skagit River to stake a Adams claim. He then went to work at a logging Bar U Ranch camp in Lyman to save McGregor Barns Krause Barn 2711 Ankeny Lane, Benge E 2247 Rehn Road, Ritzville up enough money to 1915, 1919 1901 purchase land which he did in 1898. In 1912 he built his dream dairy barn with wood from the Lyman mill. At Calf Creek Cattle Inc Andrew Lund Barn the time there was no Melgren Barn 136 S . Mack Road, Benge 925 S . Wahl Road, Lind market for whole milk, 1923 1907 but they separated the cream which they took to the creamery Galbreath Land & in Sedro-Wooley. Livestock John W. Baird Barn Red Goose Inc. Farm Later they trucked 1301 Weber Avenue, Ritzville John Lobe Barn whole milk to the circa 1905 2389 N Damon Road, Odessa Carnation condensery 1915 in Mount Vernon. The sixth generation is now taking care of the barn. Asotin Bolick Farm Harris Ranch Eli Bolick Barn 1979 E Gering Road, Ritzville 30165 Hwy 129, Asotin circa 1910 6 circa 1895 Heritage Barns of Washington State Heritage Barns of Washington State Sunrise Ranch Delored Barn 12062 Shumaker Grade, Anatone Davis Barn 1909 115 Rose Gulch, Dayton 1887 Fourth generation Benton ranchers are using the 1880 barn on the Groff Barn Weary Farm in Touchet. 156504 W IOE Highway, Prosser Hancock Farm 1918 102 Carpenter Road, Prescott In the late 1870’s Edwin 1917 Weary bought land on the Walla Walla River with $670 in gold coin. His barn was built by Hand Print Farms itinerant barn builders Ziebarth Barn Jackson Farm 140318 West North River Road, Richard Jackson Silo who traveled through Prosser 825 Hwy 261, Starbuck the Palouse country. It 1908 1940 stored wheat and wool which were shipped by wagon, then rail, then steam boat down Legend Farm the Columbia River to Dober Ranch market. 12801 N . Pioneer Road, Prosser Shiloh Farm circa 1905 36134 Highway 12, Dayton 1908 Columbia Bar Z Ranch / Johnson Hollow Paquet Place Smith-McMunn Farm 108 Johnson Hollow, Dayton 905 Whetstone Road, Dayton circa 1910 circa 1890 7 Heritage Barns of Washington State Garfield Springacres Ranch Dodge Farm Frank Neace Barn Dodge Station Barn 114 Lost Springs Lane, Waitsburg 2 Owens Road, Pomeroy 1909 circa 1905 The barn of the Sunrise Ranch in Anatone was Standring Barn built in 1912 and still 615 Lower Hogeye Road, Van Vogt Family Farm houses horses. The Waitsburg 555 Pomeroy Hill Road, Pomeroy owners were one of Circa 1881 circa 1910 the 105 applications in the first round for Kittitas the Heritage Barn matching grant. When Acheson Ranch they didn’t receive Thorn Farm 3220 Riverbottom Road, a grant, they just Davis Hollow Road, Dayton Ellensburg circa 1885 circa 1885 decided to do the work themselves and sent us pictures of the finished barn. Good for them! Franklin Blue Heron Farm Hart Farm 371 Heron Farm Lane, 5460 Lind Road, Connell Ellensburg 1915 1912 Jo-So Ranch Borin - Bullock Barn State Road 261, Kahlotus 4621 Rader Road, Ellensburg 1912 circa 1910 8 Heritage Barns of Washington State Heritage Barns of Washington State Old McNeil Ranch Cheryl’s Shetlands 4311 Umptanum Road, 791 Watson Road, Ellensburg Ellensburg circa 1910 1906 The Hengen barn Flying Pig Farm was built around 4461 Umptanum Road, Page Farms 1900 20 miles south Ellensburg 683 Goodwin Road, Thorp of Spokane on the circa 1916 1889 Spangle-Waverly Road. There were 13 original buildings in the farmstead, but only the house and the Hansen Farm Shelton Ranch barn have survived. 5810 Naneum Road, Ellensburg 8411 Lyons Road, Ellensburg They have been in the 1927 circa 1910 Hengen family for 97 years. The family says there is a time capsule in the barn’s cupola! Miller Barn Storms Barn 541 Seaton Road, Cle Elum 1011 Sisters Road, Thorp circa 1930 circa 1910 Northwestern Improvement Co. Barn U Lazy U Farms 201 N . 1st Street, Roslyn 1640 Kittitas Hwy, Ellensburg circa 1900 circa 1895 9 Heritage Barns of Washington State Zuke Farmstead Grabner Farms Hwy 97, Vicinity of Ellensburg Jordan Place circa 1890 300 Middle Road, Bickleton circa 1910 Klickitat Carlson Barn The Dooley barn in 343 Appleton Road, Lyle Kayser Ranch Walla Walla is one of circa 1890 730 Dalles Mt . Road, Centerville our oldest. It was built 1900 by the U.S. Government to house the horses and mules of the cavalry sometime in Crocker Ranch the 1860’s. The horses 366 Simcoe Mountain Road, Lasley Ranch and mules hauled Centerville 3384 Bickleton Hwy, Bickleton goods to the forts of 1915 circa 1917 Washington Territory. Doubletree Ranches 355 Matsen Road, Bickleton Bill Mains Ranch 1907 100 Gander Road, Bickleton circa 1892 Grabner Farms Masters Barn Ellis Place 939 Dalles Mountain Road, 550 Middle Road, Bickleton Centerville 1898 circa 1930 10 Heritage Barns of Washington State Heritage Barns of Washington State Beechinor, Thomas, Ranch Randall Tree Farm 5323 Cottonwood Road, 51 Bristol Road, White Salmon Walla Walla 1945 circa 1890 The barn at Friendly Haven farm in Sarsfield Farm Battleground was built 669 Dalles Mountain Road, Centennial Farm Centerville 2702 Reser Road, Walla Walla, in 1918 of downed 1914 1883 cedar trees from the disastrous forest fire called the Yacolt burn. Swedish immigrant Anders Martensen Shady Nook Farm Moberg built the barn 1745 BZ-Glenwood Dooley Family Farm Hwy, Glenwood 3104 Russell Creek Road, Walla Walla with the help of his 1920 circa 1860 neighbors. It took them 3 days. The barn remained in the Moberg family until 2002.
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