Indiana Barns by Marsha Williamson Mohr
Indiana Barns by Marsha Wiliamson Mohr is a glorious full-color look at the remarkable barns found in Indiana towns and cities.
What was once a common feature on many a farm, the lovely wooden barns are becoming a thing of the past.
Indiana Barns Book Review
So the author of Indiana Barns has combed through her extensive twenty year photography portfolio to pull and share the best of the best: the eye-catching rustic barns in all their charm and all the seasons!
There are 137 of these gorgeous beauties featured in the book.
Hamilton County, Carroll County, Clinton County–so many familiar areas are featured in this impressive photographic extravaganza!
Indiana History
The introduction by Duncan Campbell, an Associate Professor of Architecture and Director of the Graduate Program in Historic Preservation at Ball State University, shares the story of the Indiana barn and a bit of Indiana history, too.
According to Campbell, barns share who traveled to the settlement in an area. From common forms like English barns or Transverse Frame Barns, to the unusual round barns or other unique types, they are all represented within Indiana Barns.
Learn the styling of barns and how even the placement of the entry provides insight into the early history of the Indiana barn.
Indiana Author
For those who enjoy this book like I do, you may be interested in checking out Indiana Covered Bridges by the same author.
Find or special order Indiana Covered Bridges by Marsha Williamson Mohr at an Indiana bookstore near you.
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