This 1940's double gambrel style livestock barn, along with the farmland, was purchased by Dan and Eva Herman
from the Joe Gludovatz family in the early 1970's. The ground floor space still has animal pens along with a
cement feed bunker that runs the width of the barn. The hay mow runs the length of the barn and has roughly
1,500 square feet for hay/straw storage.

Dan and Eva, being lifelong cash crop farm operators, had four daughters, one of which currently owns the barn.
This block design is called The Farmer's Daughter and was chosen in honor of both the family's 2019 Centennial 
Farm and generations of quilting.

Safety and Respecting Private Property~
All sites are on private property and should be viewed from the public road unless otherwise indicated at the
site that it is a business open to the public. We are indebted to our barn hosts for their generosity.When viewing
and enjoying the barns and blocks use caution when slowing or stopping near a site.