old barn.

The old barn was never as nice looking as the farm’s family house. It, even in its running days, was never in the best of condition. Made of old logs, being big enough to hold up to eight animals such as horses, cows, or oxen, it was moderately sized. It is slightly shorter than the house, with a loft in the top. Hay still can be found up in the loft, moldy, rotting, and rat filled. Owls and other birds call this place home as well. Many of the stalls have been left open, providing a good place to rest, many canines seeking refuge here during snow storms. A store room and a tack room are also connected to the barn, the store room mostly having rats that have eaten away the grain that used to be kept there.