There’s just something about an old weather-beaten barn that catches our attention. The more dilapidated and decayed, the slower we drive by and crane our neck to catch a glimpse. It’s nostalgia on display and we love them. Take a look at the 20 barns we’ve collected from all around Northern California. How many of these have you driven by?

1. Placer County
flickr/john mueller
2. Siskiyou County
flickr/marshall hedin
3. Sierraville
flickr/ bob white
4. Santa Cruz
flickr/daniel hoherd
5. Sonoma County
flickr/patrick dirden
6. Stanislaus
flickr/eric bjerke
7. Shasta County
flickr/ron lute
8. Potter Valley
flickr/patrick dirde
9. Fiddle Town
flickr/rich johnstoe
10. Daffodil Hill
flickr/stuart rankin

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11. Diablo
flickr/daniel hoherd
12. Modoc County
flickr/beau rogers
13. Little Shasta Valley
flickr/marshal hedin
14. Eureka
flickr/thomas hawk
15. Susanville
flickr/bob white
16. Lassen County
flickr/darren burgenheier
17. Igo
flickr/ron lute
18. Somewhere in Norcal
flickr/gwendolyn stansbury
19. Siskiyou County
flickr/marshal edin
20. Crescent City
flickr/linda tanner

These barns just make us smile. Which of these do you drive by regularly?

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