Credits
Photo 1 by Myron Huffman (1971).
Photo 2 by unknown (ca. mid-1970's).
Photo 3 by Rick Curnutt (Nov. 1980).
Photo 4 by Rick Curnutt (Oct. 1982).
Photo 5 by Tom Plimpton (1985).
Photos 6 & 7 by Jill Curnutt-Howerton (Sept. 17, 2018).
Other Information
The 1 story white structure (garage?) visible in Photos 4 (1982) & 5 (1985) is still existing in Photos 6 & 7 (2018).
Photos 3 & 4 were taken by Rick Curnutt who travelled Indiana from 1975 to 1983 photographing Mail Pouch barns. Photos 6 & 7 are follow-up photos of the site, where the barn was once located, which were taken by Rick's daughter, Jill Curnutt-Howerton. Jill has embarked on a journey, following her father's footsteps, to take current photos of the barns or the sites where the barns once stood. Ultimately, Jill intends to publish a book on Indiana's Mail Pouch barns which will highlight her father's photographs and research and incorporate her own photographs of; and, research into the current status of each barn.
Where to find it *GONE* (razed and removed) Along the southwest side of Decatur Rd. (US-27) northwest of I-469 (exit 11) by 1.8 miles. The barn was located on the left side of Decatur Rd (IUS-27) headed northwest. Mail Pouch sign on the east end; and, Mail Pouch sign on the south side. Red backgrounds.
