Vernacular Architecture of Eastern North Carolina 64 East

On the trip back from Creswell last Friday, I took a handful of pictures of old farm structures in various stages of disrepair and neglect.

I manage a trip out to eastern North Carolina about once a week, and I’m always drawn to these proud, but slighted, structures. Usually I just go about my business, driving on home to Raleigh. This past week, I took a few pit-stops along the way, grabbing photos of a few that stood out.

Gabled Barn Structure - NC
Gabled Barn Structure – NC

Barn and Field - NC
Barn and Field – NC

Tobacco Barn - NC
Tobacco Barn – NC
Farmhouse - NC
Farmhouse – NC
Tobacco Barn with Cupolas - NC
Tobacco Barn with Cupolas – NC
Abandoned House in the Woods - NC
Abandoned House in the Woods – NC
House and Dodge Pickup - NC
House and Dodge Pickup – NC

As a bonus, while taking shots of this old house I came across a rusted out Dodge pickup (Apparently a B-Series from the late 40s to early 50s.)

Dodge Pickup - 1948-1953 - NC

Dodge Pickup - 1948-1953 - NC

Dodge Pickup - 1948-1953 - NC

Dodge Pickup - 1948-1953 - NC

Whether we’re talking about houses, or pickup trucks. They sure don’t make them like they used to.

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