Historic Evergreen Ridge Stock Farm


Then & Now - Stallion Barn Photo Comparisons
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(Then-2001)  Stallion Barn in background.  Mare Barn left, Show Barn not seen to the right.  Looking south.
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(Now-Oct 2011)  All three barns have been restored.  The Loop Trail passes by here.
(Now-Oct 2011) All three barns have been restored.

(Then-2001)  Stallion Barn, north-west side.
(Then-2001) Stallion Barn, north-west side.

(Now-Oct 2011)  Same view of the Stallion Barn, during the Open House..
(Now-Oct 2011) Same view of the Stallion Barn, during the Open House.

(Then-2001)  Stallion Barn, south-east side.
(Then-2001) Stallion Barn, south-east side.

(Now-Oct 2008)  This was the first barn to be restored.
(Now-Oct 2008) This was the first barn to be restored.

(Then-2001)  Both stalls in the Stallion Barn.
(Then-2001) Both stalls in the Stallion Barn.

(Now-Oct 2011)  The builders probably used Louden Barn Plans.  Louden was a proponent of poured-concrete walls.
(Now-Oct 2011) The builders probably used Louden Barn Plans. Louden was a proponent of poured-concrete walls.

(Then-2001)  A feedbox in the Stallion Barn.
(Then-2001) feedbox in the Stallion Barn.

(Then-2001)  West stall of the Stallion Barn.
(Then-2001) Photo from the 2001 Berger report. West stall of the Stallion Barn.

(Now-Sep 2009)  The hay bales were stored in the loft and dropped down when needed.
(Now-Sep 2009) The hay bales were stored in the loft and dropped down when needed.

(Then-2001)  Looking at the loft of the Stallion Barn.  We have no recent photos.
(Then-2001) Looking at the loft of the Stallion Barn.

The 2007 and newer photos are by Jeff Fitz-Randolph
The 2001 black & white photos are from the Historic Study prepared for the Iowa DOT in 2002 (PDF).


Historic Evergreen Ridge Stock Farm