[MassHistPres] Trolley barns

[Peter STOTT]

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MACRIS includes 16 car barns in Massachusetts. Search on "All towns"
and "Historic Name" = car barn

Peter Stott
MHC

On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 4:33 PM, Tucker, Jonathan <TuckerJ at amherstma.gov> wrote:
> Amherst’s Historical Commission is reviewing an application to demolish a
> leaning but still intact woodframe trolley barn of uncertain age
> (1890—1910).  Slate roof, large overhang on one side, curved wood cladding
> that creates a tunnel-like interior.  The powerhouse is gone, but other
> elements survive.
>
>
>
> Are there are any other comparable structures still existing in
> Massachusetts?
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>
>
> Jonathan Tucker
>
> Planning Director
>
> Amherst Planning Department
>
> 4 Boltwood Avenue, Town Hall
>
> Amherst, MA  01002
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> (413) 259-3040
>
> tuckerj at amherstma.gov
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