A loafing shed is like a man cave, but for horses. Or sometimes cattle or other livestock. Often found on raches or farms in parts of the United States, perhaps especially where the sun really beats down (techical term).
There is one at Fort Rock Valley Historical Homestead Museum.
Australia must have them. This firm in Australia offers calving barns and is perhaps equating them to loafing sheds. It notes that calving barns are new in Australia.
"Colorado-type" barns are what?
- Transverse Frame Barn at History Colorado. Whose references include:
- Macintire, William. RHDI Report: Barn Forms and Construction, in A Survey of Historic Sites in Rural Marion and Washington Counties, Kentucky. Lexington: Kentucky Heritage Council, 2009. Accessible at https://heritage.ky.gov/Documents/RHDImaster.pdf
- _____. RHDI Report: Barn Functions, in A Survey of Historic Sites in Rural Marion and Washington Counties, Kentucky. Lexington: Kentucky Heritage Council, 2009. in same PDF?
- Includes poultry house design.
- Noble, Allen G. and Richard K. Cleek. The Old Barn Book: A Field Guide to North American Barns & Other Farm Structures. Piscataway, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 1996.
- Noble, Allen G. and Hubert G. H. Wilhelm. Barns of the Midwest. Athens: University of Ohio Press. 1995.
- Sloan, Eric. American Barns and Covered Bridges. Mineola, NY: Dover Publications, 2003.
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