Barns of Brighton
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IntroductionAlice Street, Allison Street, Arnada WayBrighton Cramahe Boundary Road, Brooks Crescent and Cameron RoadCarman RoadChatten Road, Cedar Street, Centre Street, and Clearview LaneCounty Road 21 and County Road 26County Road 27 and County Road 29County Road 30County Road 41 and County Road 64Dallison Lane, Darling Road, Dundas Street, and Goodfellow RoadCramahe Hill Road, Dalmas Road, Dingham Road and Gooderich RoadGreenwood Avenue, Grosjean Road, Guertin Road, Hansen Road, Hillview Road and Hobbs RoadJamieson Road, Lawson Settlement Road, Little Lake Road and Loomis RoadHobbs Road, Huff Road, Hutchinson Road, Lakeshore Road, Lord Road and Main StreetOld Wooler RoadNewton Lane, McCann Road, Ontario Street, Richmond Street, Ross Road and Rush RoadSmith Street and Stone LaneCedardale Road (corner of Stoney Point), Sumach Lane and Telephone Road
Barns of Brighton Details
This collection of photographs depicts barns throughout the Municipality of Brighton.
The goal was to capture high quality images of these agricultural structures – to illustrate their role in the Municipality’s agricultural history - before they suffered potential loss due to time, weather, fire, and the vagaries of modern farming.
We identified almost 200 barns in the municipality, and were able to secure photographs of almost 125, which are presented in this collection, complete with ownership information and structural details.
We extend our appreciation to the volunteer photographers who captured these images, and to the farmers and landowners who gave us access and time during their busy summer.
We appreciate feedback on these images and the associated data to make it as accurate as possible.
This is a work in progress, with more photography scheduled for late spring 2018, which will complete the first phase of the project.
The goal was to capture high quality images of these agricultural structures – to illustrate their role in the Municipality’s agricultural history - before they suffered potential loss due to time, weather, fire, and the vagaries of modern farming.
We identified almost 200 barns in the municipality, and were able to secure photographs of almost 125, which are presented in this collection, complete with ownership information and structural details.
We extend our appreciation to the volunteer photographers who captured these images, and to the farmers and landowners who gave us access and time during their busy summer.
We appreciate feedback on these images and the associated data to make it as accurate as possible.
This is a work in progress, with more photography scheduled for late spring 2018, which will complete the first phase of the project.
