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    <title>Washington state's round barns</title>
    <subTitle>preserving a vanishing rural heritage</subTitle>
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    <namePart>Bartuska, Tom J.</namePart>
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    <dateIssued encoding="marc">2024</dateIssued>
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    <extent>194 p. : ill. ; photo. ; 26 cm.</extent>
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  <abstract>"Enchanted by their beauty, complexity, and historical significance, Tom and Helen Bartuska spent decades researching, visiting, and photographing twenty-one Washington round barns over fifty years old, at least two stories, and over fifty feet in diameter. They share what they learned-who built each structure and when, original and current uses, individual characteristics, construction details, and more. They also discuss the fascinating history, re-use, and creative preservation of round barns and other rural buildings and communities across the United States"--</abstract>
  <tableOfContents>Acknowledgments ix --
Chapter I. Round Barns in the United States 1 --
Round Forms 2 --
The History and Development of Round Barns 3 --
A Land-Grant University, Prototype Round Barns, Event Centers, and a Museum 9 --
A Brief Personal Story and the History of Pullman, Washington 12 --
Chapter II. The Twenty-one Round Barns in Washington State 15 --
The Round Barns in Washington State 17 --
Washington State Map of Barn Locations 18 --
Recommendations when Visiting a Barn 20 --
1. Nutter Polygon Barn, 1872 21 --
2. Laughlin / Kling / Selander Round Barn, 1883 27 --
The Round Barns of Whitman County 33 --
3. Manning Round Barn, 1901-1953 35 --
4. Steinke Polygon Barn, 1915 39 --
5. Hall Brothers' Polygon Barns: George Hall's Barn, 1916-1985 45 --
6. Hall Brothers' Polygon Barns: Tom Hall's Barn, 1916-1980 45 --
7. Leonard Polygon Barn, 1917 51 --
Round Barns Throughout Washington 57 --
8. Coffman Round Barn and Carriage House, 1902 57 --
9. and 10. Seitz/Frazier Polygon Barns, c. 1903 61 --
11. Duskin Round Barn, 1916-1997 65 --
12. Wiester Round Barn, 1914-1981 71 --
13. Cornell / Marble Ranch Round Barn, 1916 77 --
14. Minnehaha / Ayers / McGraph Polygon Barn, 1915 81 --
15. Crocker Ranch Polygon Barn, 1915 85 --
16. Hardin Polygon Barn, 1915 89 --
17. Middleburg/Burge/Deep Creek Round Barn, 1916, --
18. Gallaher Round Barn, 1916-mid 1920s 91 --
95 19. Yochum Ranch Round Barn, 1954 99 --
20. Wagner Polygon Barn, 1971 103 --
21. Stewart Half-Polygon Barn, 1914-1963 107 --
Chapter III. Round Barn Preservation: Reanimated, Relocated, and Recycled 111 --
French Round Barn, 1882 113 --
Armstrong / Doncaster Round Barn, 1882 117 --
Imbrie Round Barn, 1902 121 --
Hyde / Passumpsic Round Barn at the Shelburne Museum, 1909 125 --
Round Barn Restaurant and Banquet Centre, 1912 129 --
Central Wisconsin State Fair Round Barn, 1916 133 --
Round Barn in 1880 Historic Town, 1919 137 --
Kent Dairy Round Barn, 1941 139 --
Smith Straw Bale Barn-shaped Round House, 2016 143 --
Chapter IV. Reanimating Barns, Buildings, and Rural Communities 151 --
Washington State University's Historic Barn Restoration as an Alumni Center 153 --
Dahmen Wagon-Wheel Barn Reanimated into Artisans Center 161 --
Nick's Barn Restaurants 163 --
Moving and Reanimating a Historic Barn 167 --
Saving Historic Buildings and Rural Communities 171 --
Greystone Foundation and the Greystone Church 171 --
Gladish High School 173 --
Town Next Door: Moscow, Idaho 174 --
Saving and Moving a Small Rural Town: North Bonneville, Washington 175 --
Celebrating Community: Restoring Pullman's City Center and the South Fork of the Palouse River 177 --
Pullman Civic Trust (PCT) 177 --
Pullman's Main Street Program (MSP) 177 --
The National Lentil Festival 182 --
Chapter V. Conspectus: Barns, Buildings, and Communities that Help Sustain Our Cultural Heritage 185 --
Additional Resources on Round Barns 187 --
Index 189 --
About the Authors and Editor 193 --
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Tom Bartuska and Helen Bartuska ; Pam Overholtzer, editor.</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references (page 187) and index.</note>
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    <topic>Round barns</topic>
    <geographic>Washington (State)</geographic>
    <topic>Guidebooks</topic>
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    <topic>Round barns</topic>
    <geographic>Washington (State)</geographic>
    <topic>Pictorial works</topic>
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  <subject authority="bisacsh">
    <topic>ARCHITECTURE / Adaptive Reuse &amp; Renovation</topic>
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  <subject authority="bisacsh">
    <topic>ARCHITECTURE / Buildings / Public, Commercial &amp; Industrial</topic>
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  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <geographic>Washington (State)</geographic>
    <topic>Guidebooks</topic>
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  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <geographic>Washington (State)</geographic>
    <topic>Pictorial works</topic>
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  <classification authority="lcc">NA8230 B29 2024</classification>
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