Constructed of native limerock in the early 1930s, this stone barn is one remaining structure of Ed Haley's Moon Lake Gardens and Dude Ranch. The barn served some thirty Kentucky bred horses for guests' pleasure and is said to have housed the electric generator for the ranch, as commercial electric power did not reach this area until after World War II. Designed as a recreational mecca and opened to the public in 1937, Moon Lake Gardens and Dude Ranch closed with the advent of World War II and never reopened.