It includes a Restaurant Barn built from hand-hewn timbers in 1874 and a Round Barn Theatre built in 1911. The author estimates that of the 3.8 million farms that have disappeared there are probably the same number of barns that have disappeared as well. With fewer barns there are fewer nesting sites available. Another barn converted into a theater, but location is now identified.
Art works for sale that are hand painted on materials from fallen down Maine barn buildings.
Each is labeled with the family name of the builder and approximate date of construction. This 1840's barn located in Etters, Pennsylvania, functioned as a barn until 1979. The dairy barn was built in 1914 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The dairy ceased operation in the 1970's and was slated for demolition. Harriet and Ora Anderson successfully petitioned the governor to save the building just nine days before the deadline.