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Click to enlarge Working for the Vermont Department of Buildings and General Services and with the Vermont Division of Historic Preservation, N·B·F was architect for the recreation of the Wilder Horse Barn at the President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site.
 
Click to enlarge The original Wilder Horse Barn, a mid 19th century bank barn, had occupied the site until the 1940's when it was demolished and removed.
 
Click to enlarge The present building is a replica, created using photographs and other documentary evidence. The barn's timber frame was designed by J. Lewandoski to simulate a timber frame of this era.
 
Click to enlarge The main floor of the new Wilder Horse Barn houses an exhibit of carriages. On the lower level, there is a covered, protected area with picnic tables and rest rooms.
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