The Historic Honey Bee frame , circa 1870’s measures 36’x54’ long. You have (3) 18’ bays with a very rare A style bracing on the (2) center bents. This bracing is spaced at 17’ on the floor to 10’ at the tie beam. This is a transition barn with 9”x10” hand hewn tie beam and circle sawn oak uprights. The outside wall plates are at 16’ and the peak of roof at 28’. Lots of double wind braces accent the exterior walls. You have full length 54’ low and mid rafter plates. The siding girts are spaced at 45”-95”-144” to allow for plenty of window openings. This frame was dismantled in August of 2024 and has been in covered dry storage at our yard located in Butler Ohio. Another beautiful barn frame waiting to be adopted!