Burlap sacks of oats and flour are stacked neatly under the shelter

of the tin roof. Empty barrels and wooden boxes, at one time used to

escort fresh apples from house to house, lie forgotten and ignored

under the dust and dark. Bits of straw and hay are spread across the

dirt floor, most of which is gathered in a small pile near a broom. A

few old horseshoes, worn wagon wheels and plowing tools are stacked

near the south doors.