Old-time tobacco barns were an integral part of life in the rural South. Untold numbers of sticks of tobacco were strung and hung in them to dry through use of carefully controlled fires. Untold numbers of Pepsis, Moonpies, and Vienna sausages were consumed in their shade -- untold numbers of romances, squabbles and make-ups, too. Yes, what stories these barns could tell.
At the lens, The Barns of Wake County, through words and photographs, Margo_Arrowsmith shares her fascination with the barns and other old structures she has found around Wake County, NC. She does this project along with a young photographer she came to admire...
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