Photographs one through nine are the last ever taken by the author from where the barn complex once stood. These photos document the removal of some of the last
hand-hewn oak beams from the site. Presumably the owner either planned to use the beams himself, or sell them. The author never communicated with the owner to learn what
happened to any of the wood or other materials from the Coppock barn. This wood almost certainly came from trees on the property that began their growth in the mid-18th century.
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