You Will Fall In Love With These 11 Old Barns In West Virginia
Farming plays a big role in West Virginia’s economy. As you travel along you will discover beautiful farms and acres of crop and pastures filled with alpacas, cows, goats and sheep. Many of these farms have been family owned for generations. Often in fields standing alone and long forgotten are old barns no longer used, but leaving the land with a beautiful token from the past. These barns are often favorite subjects of photographers passing through.
Let’s look at 11 barns that will pull at your heartstrings.
This old barn is no longer used, but it is still a great addition to the scenery.
This old barn's rusting roof adds to its character.
This old barn can be found out on Stone Ridge Road in Ripley.
This old barn can be found in Pendleton County.
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This old barn can be found on Chandler Ridge Road in Mason County.
This old barn has a beautiful spring setting.
This old barn is located in the town of Boaz in Wood County.
This old barn and silo are picture perfect.
This old barn is still used to hold hay.
This old red barn stands out in the green grass.
In its day this old barn had to be one of the coolest barns ever.
These old barns are just a few examples of the many great old barns found all across the Mountain State.
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