Forster farm in 1957

This frame is of the southern face of the barn.

A close up of the south face of the barn shows the barn’s field stone foundation.

This frame shows the main walkway inside the barn on the ground floor. Since the barn is built into the hillside, the northern aspect of the field stone foundation is visible in the depths of this frame.

There is a wooden storage unit in the south-eastern corner of the barn on the ground floor.

The loft’s floor has badly deteriorated and is not suitable for bearing weight anymore.

Replacement siding and timbers lay on the dirt ground floor, never to be used.

This frame shows the eastern wall of the barn. The logs which create the guard for the hay falling down through the hat chute.

The main barn has a shed-roof addition.

This frame is of the eastern half of the barn’s roof.

The shed addition on the eastern side of the barn was used in the recent past as a granary.

Up on top of the hill, this frame was taken of the northern face of the barn.

This frame was taken while standing on the northern side of the barn looking south. It shows the inside of the barn’s loft.

This frame is of the eastern side of the barn’s loft.

This frame shows the stone wall present on the northern face of the barn. The barn has fallen off the foundation on the northern side.

This frame was taken while standing on the western side of the barn looking towards the north-eastern corner of the barn on the ground floor.

The following photos are of the eastern set of stalls.