National Barn Alliance

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2009 Heritage Barn Conference, May14-16, Harrodsburg, Kentucky.



     Got Barn?

      Got decisions to make about its future?

      If you are working to save your family’s Barn or that great old Barn that symbolizes your Town’s agricultural history, you are not alone!

       Across America, hundreds of individuals, families, towns, and historical societies have declared that their Barns will continue to be part of their visual landscape, as useful farm structures, or beginning new lives as educational and community resources.

       The National Barn Alliance is a nation-wide, non-profit organization coordinating these efforts to save America’s Historic Barns. Our members are farmers and city dwellers, students, historical groups, timberframers, and lots of people who just love Barns.

      Our work includes assisting States and localities in creating Barn preservation programs and networking nationally with all existing Barn groups and allied historical organizations.  We publish an informative national newsletter, and an educational curriculum for grade school children.  We provide knowledgeable Barn preservation speakers, and host the annual National Barn Preservation Conference to share current strategies and concepts for successful barn preservation projects.


     We Got Barn!

        

      
       
And, we’re going to keep them! Please join us and click onward to Discover the Fifty States of Barns!


    NBA Newsletter-Spring 2009

           The National Barn Alliance is proud to announce the availability of our full length newsletter, available now in PDF form! If you don't have Adobe Reader installed on your computer, please click the link to download for free: Adobe Reader.  Nervous about Adobe PDF? ADOBE Patch now available.  OR Try Foxit. Free download PDF reader.
           To view previous Newsletters, please visit this page.  The extended articles are on line to read.

   
    Call for Newsletter Articles

          Send us your barn news, barn events, and barn stories. See the details.

   
   E-Barn Newsletter

Submit your name, postal address, e-mail address, and name of your local historical/preservation organization.
In addition:

Are you a barn owner?
Barn Builder/Restorer?
Barn Historian/Preservationist?
Student?
Other?
Send the above information to Keith Cramer (New York) Publications

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