Postcards from rural Pennsylvania

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In some cases they are rural monuments.

They are simplistic in their design.

They are covered in rustic planks of wood.

Some leak daylight between the boards.

They give us a quick postcard into our past.

Daylight leaks through the wooden planks near Slippery Rock.
Daylight leaks through the wooden planks near Slippery Rock.
Meadow Grove Farm located near Slippery Rock, Pa.
Meadow Grove Farm located near Slippery Rock, Pa.
Black and White pattern on a barn in Adams Township.
Black and White pattern on a barn in Adams Township.
A red and white painted barn south of Moraine State Park.
A red and white painted barn south of Moraine State Park.
Weathered wood next to the foundation of a barn near Slippery Rock exit of I-79.
Weathered wood next to the foundation of a barn near Slippery Rock exit of I-79.
An old barn is framed with blue and yellow along the Pennsylvania Turnpike west of Cranberry Township.
An old barn is framed with blue and yellow along the Pennsylvania Turnpike west of Cranberry Township.
A white barn trimmed in black along Route 30 near Ligonier in Westmoreland County.
A white barn trimmed in black along Route 30 near Ligonier in Westmoreland County.
A red barn near Chalk Hill in Fayette County.
A red barn near Chalk Hill in Fayette County.
Ivy grows on the silos and barns near Grove City, Pa.
Ivy grows on the silos and barns near Grove City, Pa.
A barn is surrounded with nature near I-79 in Butler County.
A barn is surrounded with nature near I-79 in Butler County.
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