Lost Barns

The disappearance of small family farms in New England

Fifty-two towns, one story

Every barn photographed in this book is gone. Beside each photograph is the history of the farm and the family who worked it — gathered from descendants, local historians, and more than eighty historical societies across six states.

Photographs are dated wherever the date is known, so the book reads as a fifty-year visual timeline of rural New England — from working farms to house lots.

Ryegate VT · 1989 · pages 82–83

Sterling MA · 1992 · pages 8–9

“The barn fell out of use and began to deteriorate. I tried to sell it for its valuable timbers and siding, but the buyer took some siding and never returned. The barn was torn down in 2023.”

Mary Lou Boyce · Newbury, Vermont · page 4

$45.00

Hardcover

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