NBA Virtual Lecture #4: Historic Barns of Shenandoah County, Virginia
Join us for the next lecture in a series of presentations led by experienced practitioners across the country in support of barn-preservation education on February 25th, 2021 at 6 pm EST.This lecture will be hosted via Zoom and is free to all who register.To register, send an email to RSVP with your name and location (city/county, state) to info@barnalliance.org by Sunday, February 21st. We will send an email with the details to call or login to all registrants on February 23rd, 2021. “Historic Barns of Shenandoah County, Virginia”Presenter: John AdamsonKeywords:...
Read MoreThings will be warming up at our 2013 Winter Meeting!
As some of our members may already be aware, we are holding our Winter Board Meeting in Fredericksburg, Virginia, in partnership with the University of Mary Washington on February 15th-17th, 2013. The focus of this year’s meeting, building mutually beneficial partnerships, could not be more timely given the economic climate! Special guests at this year’s meeting include undergraduate and graduate students, many in Historic Preservation programs, who will present their work to research and document historic barns and farms in Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware. Additional speakers, as...
Read MoreForming the Future of Barns: Winter Meeting
Are you part of a barn preservation organization? And are looking to network and gain knowledge to strengthen your organization? Then… Join us for our Winter Meeting!!! February 17-19, 2012 • Upper Arlington, OH • The Amelita Mirolo Barn As part of the mission of the National Barn Alliance, we are committed providing a platform for barn preservation organizations and owners to connect and share information. On February 18, we invite barn preservation organizations to join us for networking, educational workshops, informative speakers, and socializing. Joel McCarty, Executive...
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About The Barn Journal
NBA’s blog, The Barn Journal, is named in honor of the work of Past President, Charles Leik, and the website he started in 1996. Charles communicated with a number of barn owners around the country and compiled their stories for all to enjoy. The site continues to feature a number of topics related to saving old barns and is known to many in the preservation community as a valuable resource. 