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The north barn consists of horse stalls, which is believed that only horses were kept in there. The South barn lower ground was used for cattle, possibly for meat and milk supplies. This barn also has an upstairs and a basement. There was another barn made from stone, east side of the north and south barn, this barn was built first before the house in 1902 and is believed that they used the barn to keep animals in and that it helped built the house in 1831.

Other buildings on the property Include: 1. A cider mill between the house and barns system. 2. A North barn -east of the house. 3. A South barn. 3. Another barn that connects the north and south barn together. 4. A Saw mill barn run by a stream, West of the house, uses the stream to power the saws. 5. A chicken coop barn between the house and near south barn, attached to that is a woodshop barn with old wooden vises, which they would use wooden threads to tighten and loosen wood that they would use whilst working in the woodshop.