Crooked Barn Tour

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All rooms and improvements on the Crooked Barn were done by Jim using a hand saw and a hammer with recycled materials.

The Crooked Barn in 1961. This was before we lived here.

The Crooked Barn today. The Airgun shop/Studio is in the middle part. Notice the Revolutionary War era SmokeHouse in the background.

A better view of the SmokeHouse. The brown dogs are brother and sister. It takes both of them to handle "Ralph the Wonder Dog".

Side view of the Crooked Barn.

This is the right side as you face the Barn. My wife Sharon's office is here. The office was once a stall for a pony.

Standing in the doorway of Sharon's office. Notice the Crooked Barn jams and jellies and the Bird House that Sharon painted.

Another view of Sharon's office.

This is the rear entrance to the AirGun shop/studio.

The office area and the packing area of the AirGun shop.

Here is where Jim builds and repairs AirGuns. "Ralph the Wonder Dog" is warming himself at the heater.

Here is "Ralph the Wonder Dog" and "Punky the Fearless Cat" guarding the heater.

The Studio area. Jim is the music director for two area Churches and teaches piano.

The Studio has a 16 track Digital Recorder and MIDI capabilities.

Here is Jim Holding a favorite .32 caliber Custom Air Pistol.

Ralph the WonderDog watches while Jim takes careful aim.

The Crooked Barn in a rare SC snow storm in 2002.

We hope that you enjoyed your Free Tour of the
Crooked Barn