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Posted in Ohio June 07, 2015 by April Dray

You Will Fall In Love With These 20 Old Beautiful Barns In Ohio

From quilt barns to bicentennial barns, Ohio has them in abundance—but they’re slowly (and sadly) disappearing. Over the years Ohio has steadily developed a collection of beautiful, historic barns. You can find most of them by exploring the countryside and driving back roads—and you should do so while they’re still here.

1) Bicentennial Barn just outside of McConnelsville (Morgan County)

2) Mail Pouch barn along St. Rt 32, west of Givens (Pike County)

3) Old barn just outside Athens, along St. Rt. 13 (Athens County)

4) Quilt barn south of McCarthur, along St. Rt. 93 (Vinton County)

5) Red barn along McCorckle Road (Pike County)

6) J.H. Manchester Round Barn near New Hampshire (Auglaize County)

7) Mail Pouch barn along St. Rt. 26, just south of St. Rt. 537 (Monroe County)

8) Bicentennial barn along Gunthrie Rd. (Gallia County)

9) Quilt Barn (Adams County)

10) Aged barn along Darnold Rd. (Washington County)

11) Old barn along the Muskingum River Road outside Marietta (Washington County)

12) Bicentennial barn along St. Rt. 11 (Ashtabula County)

13) Old barn along St. Rt. 618 (Meigs County)

14) Mail Pouch barn along Ohio St. Rt. 145 between Lower Salem and Harriettsville.

15) Quilt barn along U.S. 23 in Piketon (Pike County)

16) Mail Pouch barn with a colorful roof along U.S. 22 (Perry County)

17) Group of barns along St. Rt. 145 just outside of Stafford (Monroe County)

18) Mail Pouch barn just north of Marietta along St. Rt. 60 (Washington County)

19) Quilt barn in Belmont

20) Bicentennial barn in Bellevue

What are some other rare, old Ohio barns that you’ve stumbled across? Share your experiences and photos with us!

April Dray

Ohio staff writer and editor for Only in Your State. Written word is my zeal. I love my cat and she tolerates me.