Barns

Twaddle - Pedroli Ranch ~ Franktown Road ~ Washoe Valley NV

This ranch built in 1860 and on the register of historic buildings, burned down in the little washoe fire in 2016 .

Barn ~ Franktown Rd #1 ~ Washoe Valley, Nevada

Barn on Franktown rd in washoe valley nevada

Barn ~ Franktown Rd #2 ~ Washoe Valley Nevada

Barn and stalls in washoe valley nevada

Barn ~ Franktown Rd #3 ~ Washoe Valley, Nevada

USA Flag Quilt Barn #6 Quincy California

Have you ever driven past a barn with a quilt block pattern and wondered about the meaning behind it? Barn quilts began as a way to honor a loved one with a gorgeous piece of folk art. While barn quilts have been around for many years, there's been a spike in popularity in the last two decades. In Adams County, Ohio, in 2001, Donna Sue Groves set out to honor her mother, Maxine, and her quilt art by painting a quilt block on her tobacco barn. The idea was a hit, and soon friends and neighbors wanted barn quilts of their own. Donna realized that her unique quilting could have quite the effect on the area, so she decided to paint barns with quilt squares all over, and soon the first barn quilt trail was born.

Dangberg Ranch Barn 1870 #2 ~ Minden Nevada

Historical Barn, Dangberg Ranch built in 1870 Minden, Nevada

Dangberg Ranch 1870 ~ Minden Nevada

Historical Barn ~ Dangberg Ranch ~ Built in 1870 Minden, Nevada

Howling Wolf

Yellow Barn near Huffaker Lane in Reno Nevada

Red Barn #2

Red Barn #1

Red Barn in Reno Nevada

Franktown Barn #1 ~ Washoe Valley, Nevada

Abandon

An old shed left abandon in Quincy, California

Barn in Fall ~ Sierra Valley Ca.

Fall color highlights this barn out near Quincy Ca.

Quilt Barn #1 ~ Quincy California

Have you ever driven past a barn with a quilt block pattern and wondered about the meaning behind it? Barn quilts began as a way to honor a loved one with a gorgeous piece of folk art. While barn quilts have been around for many years, there's been a spike in popularity in the last two decades. In Adams County, Ohio, in 2001, Donna Sue Groves set out to honor her mother, Maxine, and her quilt art by painting a quilt block on her tobacco barn. The idea was a hit, and soon friends and neighbors wanted barn quilts of their own. Donna realized that her unique quilting could have quite the effect on the area, so she decided to paint barns with quilt squares all over, and soon the first barn quilt trail was born.

Quilt Barn #2 ~ Quincy, California

Have you ever driven past a barn with a quilt block pattern and wondered about the meaning behind it? Barn quilts began as a way to honor a loved one with a gorgeous piece of folk art. While barn quilts have been around for many years, there's been a spike in popularity in the last two decades. In Adams County, Ohio, in 2001, Donna Sue Groves set out to honor her mother, Maxine, and her quilt art by painting a quilt block on her tobacco barn. The idea was a hit, and soon friends and neighbors wanted barn quilts of their own. Donna realized that her unique quilting could have quite the effect on the area, so she decided to paint barns with quilt squares all over, and soon the first barn quilt trail was born.

Quilt Barn #3 ~ Quincy, California

Have you ever driven past a barn with a quilt block pattern and wondered about the meaning behind it? Barn quilts began as a way to honor a loved one with a gorgeous piece of folk art. While barn quilts have been around for many years, there's been a spike in popularity in the last two decades. In Adams County, Ohio, in 2001, Donna Sue Groves set out to honor her mother, Maxine, and her quilt art by painting a quilt block on her tobacco barn. The idea was a hit, and soon friends and neighbors wanted barn quilts of their own. Donna realized that her unique quilting could have quite the effect on the area, so she decided to paint barns with quilt squares all over, and soon the first barn quilt trail was born.

Quilt Barn #4 ~ Sierra Valley ~ California

IMG_9578 Eastern Sierra's flank a Quilt Barn in the Sierra Valley Have you ever driven past a barn with a quilt block pattern and wondered about the meaning behind it? Barn quilts began as a way to honor a loved one with a gorgeous piece of folk art. While barn quilts have been around for many years, there's been a spike in popularity in the last two decades. In Adams County, Ohio, in 2001, Donna Sue Groves set out to honor her mother, Maxine, and her quilt art by painting a quilt block on her tobacco barn. The idea was a hit, and soon friends and neighbors wanted barn quilts of their own. Donna realized that her unique quilting could have quite the effect on the area, so she decided to paint barns with quilt squares all over, and soon the first barn quilt trail was born.

Quilt Barn #5 ~ Sierra Valley

Have you ever driven past a barn with a quilt block pattern and wondered about the meaning behind it? Barn quilts began as a way to honor a loved one with a gorgeous piece of folk art. While barn quilts have been around for many years, there's been a spike in popularity in the last two decades. In Adams County, Ohio, in 2001, Donna Sue Groves set out to honor her mother, Maxine, and her quilt art by painting a quilt block on her tobacco barn. The idea was a hit, and soon friends and neighbors wanted barn quilts of their own. Donna realized that her unique quilting could have quite the effect on the area, so she decided to paint barns with quilt squares all over, and soon the first barn quilt trail was born.

Old Cabin ~ Verdi, Nevada