Barn Record East Windsor

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Building Name (Common)
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Building Name (Historic)
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Address
0 Windsorville Road and Chamberlain Road, East Windsor
Typology
Overview

Designations

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Historic Significance

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Field Notes

Insufficient data for inclusion in State Historic Resource Inventory. (SL) This is an example of a building where cases of tobacco would be stored on the lower levels and raised by elevator to the heated second floor where they would be sorted and stripped in the heated and finished space. Visser suggests that the semi-subterranean basement with a large number of windows (which he calls a tobacco cellar) relied on a damp atmosphere to keep the leaves pliable for stripping; he does not explain why they have so many windows (since the stripping appears to have taken place in another part of the building).

Use & Accessibility

Use (Historic)

Use (Present)


Exterior Visible from Public Road?

1

Demolished

n/a

Location Integrity

Unknown

Environment

Related features

Environment features

Relationship to surroundings

The building sits on a corner lot behind the house with which it is associated.

Typology & Materials

Building Typology

Materials


Structural System

Roof materials


Roof type


Approximate Dimensions

30x105

Source

Date Compiled

05/03/2010

Compiled By

S. Lessard

Sources

Photographs and field notes by James Sexton, PhD. -9/18/2006

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