The Historic Barns of Southeastern Pennsylvania

“Greg Huber knows barns of Pennsylvania as well as their European ancestries and their structural anatomies. He leads readers from Medieval western Europe and across the ocean to the late nineteenth century in the Pennsylvania hearth in southeast Pennsylvania. Readers will never  look at barns as they did before.” --Joseph Glass, author of The Pennsylvania Culture Region: A View from the Barn 

"Following in the footsteps of other noted barn historians such as John Heyl, Joseph Glass, and Robert Ensminger, Greg Huber is a devoted expert on the subject of historic barns in the Pennsylvania hearth area. His exquisite book chronicles the history and preservation of these timber frame and stone masterpieces from bygone centuries.”--Sheila Miller, founder of Historic Barn and Farm Foundation of Pennsylvania 

“In 1992, from the moment I first heard Greg Huber speak about barns, I was impressed by his knowledge. He has documented thousands of barns in the east, and I continue to marvel at his enthusiasm and grasp of the iconic farm structures in the Pennsylvania hearth."--Brian Murphy, historic preservation conservator, Barn Restorations, Inc.