The Ackerhurst-Eipperhurst Dairy Farm
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Black and White Ackerhurst Barn

Ackerhurst Barn

Holstein cows are usually black and white or red and white in color with a spotted pattern that is unique to each cow. Holstein cows are still the most popular breed for American dairy farms.

Southeast view of the barn in 2001.

Southwest view of the barn in 2001.

This was the milking floor in 2001. It has since been renovated and is used today as a dining space for weddings and private events.

The hayloft in 2001. The hayloft has been renovated to host wedding ceremonies.

The Ackerhurst Barn's truss system in 2001. Trusses are beams that support roof. These trusses are made of wood, but most modern structures use metal.

Sources
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