Moseley Homestead Historic Barn

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The Barn lies approximately 110 yards north-northwest of the main structure, The Nest. This building measures 20' by 26', boasting a single-story wood frame design topped with a gable roof. The structure is divided into three units by eave height wood partitions that separate distinct areas within the Barn. A dirt floor and a large uncovered opening on the east wall indicate that the north section was used to house livestock. In contrast, the center section features a wide opening on the west side covered by a sliding wood door and a brick-paved floor, suggesting it served as a parking area for farm vehicles. The south portion appears to be a workroom with a concrete slab floor, pump equipment, built-in shelves, and storage cabinets. An extant corral connects to the barn, its boundaries clearly marked on an early sketch map discovered at the site.