Coupeville VIEW OF MACHINE SHOP STORAGE OPENINGS Archive Print

Coupeville VIEW OF MACHINE SHOP STORAGE OPENINGS, NORTH END OF BARN, LOOKING SOUTH (This northern-most facade of the barn was originally a board and batten wall with two sliding doors. In the early decades of the twentieth century Frederick Edward Arnold moved the wall and doors; they now make up the north end of bay 3. This was done to ease machine storage) - Arnold Farm, Barn, 1948 Arnold Road Archive Print

From the Library of Congress collections: a historic survey drawing or photograph of the town.

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