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The Harmonist Society built the stone foundation of this barn in 1805 as part of a sheep shed for its growing flock, and it served the Harmonists until they left Butler County in 1814. The barn was enlarged in the mid-1800's by David Ziegler, son of local Mennonite pioneer Abraham Ziegler. In 1999, the Harmony Museum purchased the property, preserving one of the oldest barns west of the Allegheny Mountains.
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