This massive barn and horse stable was part of a farm that went out of business about a decade ago. The farmer’s home next to the barn lies dormant and falling apart as well.
I discovered a running water hose, and based on some estimates of water pressure and time, I figure if it had been running since the farm was abandoned (10 years) and with a flow rate of 2 gallons per minute, that over 10 million gallons of water wasted. A garden hose can produces 6.5 gallons per minute though, so at full pressure (which it didn’t seem to be at) that would raise the figure to 35 million gallons of water wasted.
When I visited this place in 2003, the entire property was for sale to be turned into townhouses within a year. I doubt it’s still there now…
The back looked worse then the front and showed complete disrepair. I doubt this place could be salvaged. Interesting that this place went downhill so fast in only 8 years while other places abandoned much longer are in much better shape….
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Posted by jeff on May 21, 2014 at 9:14 PM
all these buildings were torn down in 2013.
Posted by Gina Patton on October 12, 2012 at 11:55 PM
What town and road were these photographs taken? I’m doing a senior project in old barns and buildings.I know you said our was going to turn into townhouses in 2004. Just curious. Also do you know of any other such places in nj or pa or de?
Posted by lostinjersey on November 22, 2012 at 7:19 AM
theres tons of abandoned farms and derelict barns in western jersey. just gotta look. this one is… i wanna say on route 46 or route 206. i dont remember precisely but its really obvious, its right on the highway up close.
Posted by lostinjersey on November 22, 2012 at 7:20 AM
i found it. route 206 in andover