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Item Title
LocationState Route 4A,
Enfield vicinity, NH
Find maps of Enfield, NH
Created/Published
Documentation compiled after 1933.
Notes
Survey number HABS NH-192
Unprocessed field note material exists for this structure (FN-57).
Building/structure dates:
1853 initial construction
Building/structure dates:
1855 subsequent work
Building/structure dates:
1920 subsequent work
Building/structure dates:
1930 subsequent work
Significance: The Shaker Church Family Cow Barn, built in 854, as noted in polychrome slate on the roof, is one of the largest remaining Shaker barns. It was designed and constructed in the simple, functional manner characteristic of Shaker structures. Traditional in its construction methods, the barn had an innovative plan designed for maximum convenience and efficiency. New machinery and dairy practices were introduced here to improve the products and increase productivity. Although altered, the barn retains many original features.
Subjects
AgricultureBarnsStorage
Related Names
Missionaries Of Our Lady Of La Salette
Elkins, James
Krebs, Robert G., Field Team
Becker, Lisa L., Delineator
Burkhart, Patrick M., Delineator
Hochuli, Janet L., Delineator
Boucher, Jack, Photographer
Hosley, William, Historian
Maynard, Preston, Historian
Burns, Deborah S., Historian
Collection
Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)
Contents
Photograph caption(s):
1. WEST ELEVATION
2. WEST AND SOUTH ELEVATIONS
3. SOUTH ELEVATION, SHOWING SETTING
4. SOUTH ELEVATION
5. SOUTH AND EAST ELEVATIONS
6. EAST ELEVATION
7. EAST AND NORTH ELEVATIONS
8. DETAIL OF EAST ENTRANCE SHOWING PIERS WHERE BRIDGE TO UPPER LEVEL WAS ATTACHED
9. LOWER LEVEL LOOKING WEST
10. LOWER LEVEL LOOKING SOUTHEAST
11. UPPER LEVEL SNOWING CENTRAL DRIVEWAY LOOKING EAST
12. UPPER LEVEL LOOKING EAST
13. UPPER LEVEL LOOKING FROM DRIVEWAY TO HAY SIN ON NORTH SIDE
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