County

[74] Seneca Co, OH

Sides Painted

Color

Black

Structure

Barn

Unique Characteristics

None

Still Standing

Yes, Not for long, Greatly faded, Covered over

Credits

Photo 1 by Myron Huffman (ca. 1972).

Photos 2 & 3 by unknown VA # 48-LSE-29 (1972) courtesy of Vintage Aerial

Photo 4 by unknown.

Photos 5 & 6 by Gyla Schnauffer (Sept. 2002).

Photo 7 by David Spring (Apr. 23, 2007).

Photo 8 & 9 by Rick Campbell.

Photo 10 Google street view (Sept. 2012).

Photo 11 Gogle street view (Aug. 2015).

Photo 12 Google street view (Sept. 2018).

Photo 13 Google street view (Sept. 2022).

Photo 14 Google satellite image.

Other Information

This barn status is noted as *GONE* based on the condition in 2007 and the growth of trees and shrubs as noted in the Google street views (Photos 10-13). The barn will not last much longer.

Photo 2 is an enlarged inset view from Photo 3.

Where to find it

*GONE* (any remaining sign totally covered with trees and shrubs) Along the north side of US-224 (Benjamin Franklin Hwy.) east of OH-19 by 1.9 miles. Just west of TR-77 (Cooper Rd.) by 250'. The barn is on the left side of the highway headed east. The Mail Pouch sign faced west. One side. Black Background.

Address

9903 Benjamin Franklin Hwy (US-224)

City

Bloomville

State

Zipcode

44818

Country

USA

Latitude

N 41° 04.89'

Longitude

W -82° 58.77'

lat

41.0815172

lng

-82.9795453