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Circa 1900s Hand-Hewn Mixed Oak Frame Barn 36×50

by Rei Bayucca | Jun 30, 2026

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by Cody Wolfe
Published: June 30, 2026 (4 weeks ago)
Category
Barn Frame Sales
Stats
  • 36×50 ft Dimension
  • 1,800 sq ft Footprint
  • Ridge: 24′ | Plate: 15′
  • 4 Bents | Bay Spacing: 16’|18’|16′ | One Floor
  • Species: Mixed Oak | Hewn
  • Origin: Thomasville, PA | Circa 1900s | Status: Available

From Thomasville, Pennsylvania, a town with deep late 19th-century roots, Hard Roads End is a classic beauty in remarkable condition. Our assessment confirmed zero replacement parts needed for re-erection. Towering timbers, ample natural light, and structural integrity make it suitable for any structural zone in the country. Perfectly sized for a medium living space or compact home design. They don’t get more traditional than this.

Perfect for a barndominium, timber frame home, event venue, commercial space, or retreat build. 

  • Full 3D scan + more details: bayandbent.com/barn/hard-roads-end
  • Ships anywhere in the U.S.
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Circa 1900s Hand-Hewn Mixed Oak Frame Barn 36x50