File:Barns at Don Tinty Family Park, Farmington, CT.jpg
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English: Photograph taken in November 2024 of two barns located at a property that was owned by Isaac Cowles in the 1700s and is now known as Don Tinty Family Park in in Farmington, Connecticut. Both barns were built in the 1800s. The one on the left has a gable roof and the one on the right has a gambrel roof. |
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| Author | Marty Aligata |
These barns are listed on the website Historic Barns of Connecticut, https://connecticutbarns.org/find/details/id-3723.
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| current | 00:32, 12 November 2024 | | 3,943 × 2,976 (6.83 MB) | Msact | Uploaded own work with UploadWizard |
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