This is a picture I took some years ago at Gettysburg and posted on my Civil War Field Trips website. I'm posting it now to share with The Barn Collective.
March 3, 2015
The Trostle Barn
This is a picture I took some years ago at Gettysburg and posted on my Civil War Field Trips website. I'm posting it now to share with The Barn Collective.
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Not just any old barn then Linda, bit of history there.
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ReplyDeleteFascinating website you created there. Such a lot of history. I do like the name of the barn. Trostle Barn. I wonder if the Trostle Family lived nearby.
ReplyDeleteA truly excellent barn!
ReplyDeleteThe horsemen are a very appropriate touch for a Gettysburg barn.
ReplyDeletea nice scene!
ReplyDeleteLovely indeed. Why are you sending messages to the Borg collective? We don't want to be assimilated! :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting!
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting how barn styles are different across the country. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteA nice looking place. I'm so glad that you shared it with us this week!
ReplyDeleteA lot of character in that barn.
ReplyDeleteNeat looking barn. I'm sure it holds a lot of history.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful barn!
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