Vermont Barns | Photos

Enjoy this collection of beautiful Vermont barns spanning the four seasons. All images were submitted by our talented readers.

By Yankee Magazine|Mar 30 2018|

Vermont Barns | Photos

Red barn with a split-rail fence in rural Woodstock, Vermont.

Credit: Darby Byrd

Regardless of their age or condition, the barns and outbuildings that dot Vermont’s scenic countryside are classic New England icons and a reminder of the region’s strong farming roots. Below you’ll find a collection of reader-submitted photos that celebrate the beauty of Vermont barns in their natural environment. Enjoy!

VERMONT BARNS | PHOTOS

Barn Window In Sandcastle, Vermont . — A colorful barn window In Sandcastle, Vermont .
Credit: Karren Brunetti

Barn Window In Sandcastle, Vermont.
Credit: Karren Brunetti

Barn On Rte 100 In Vermont. — Weathered red barn on Rte 100 in Vermont.
Credit: Patrick Morrissey

Barn On Rte 100 In Vermont.
Credit: Patrick Morrissey

The Round Barn And Foliage In Waitsfield, Vermont. — The Round Barn and surrounding foliage In Waitsfield, Vermont.
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Credit: Chris McGuire

The Round Barn And Foliage In Waitsfield, Vermont.
Credit: Chris McGuire

Lunar Eclipse On Barn Windows. — A lunar eclipse on red barn windows in Vermont.
Credit: Jean Snide

Lunar Eclipse On Barn Windows.
Credit: Jean Snide

Misty Shack In Sutton, Vermont. — Misty barn shack In Sutton, Vermont.
Credit: Kevin Armstrong
Misty Shack In Sutton, Vermont.
Credit: Kevin Armstrong

Old Barn In Addison, Vermont. — A perfectly weathered old barn in Addison, Vermont.
Credit: Angela Mauer
Old Barn In Addison, Vermont.
Credit: Angela Mauer

Old Vermont Barn Near Danville, Vermont. — Weathered barn near Danville, Vermont.
Credit: Barbara Howe
Old Vermont Barn Near Danville, Vermont.
Credit: Barbara Howe

Perfect Farm In Woodstock, Vermont. — A picture-perfect working farm in Woodstock, Vermont.
Credit: Darby Byrd
Perfect Farm In Woodstock, Vermont.
Credit: Darby Byrd

Red Barn On Hill In Woodstock, Vermont. — Red barn with a split-rail fence in rural Woodstock, Vermont.
Credit: Darby Byrd
Red Barn On Hill In Woodstock, Vermont.
Credit: Darby Byrd

Rustic Red Barn In S. Duxbury, Vermont. — Rustic red barn in S. Duxbury, Vermont.

Credit: Alexandra Lasota
Rustic Red Barn In S. Duxbury, Vermont.
Credit: Alexandra Lasota

Simply Vermont Barn — The quintessential summer Vermont barn scene.
Credit: Janet Lyle
Simply Vermont Barn
Credit: Janet Lyle

Snow Storm In Rutland, Vermont. — A snowy barn scene in Rutland, Vermont.
Credit: Nancy Marshall
Snow Storm In Rutland, Vermont.
Credit: Nancy Marshall

Barn In Field — Vermont barns were made for glorious autumn foliage.
Credit: Tasha Wallis
Barn In Field
Credit: Tasha Wallis

Farm Reflection In Pomfret, Vermont — The perfect barn reflection in Pomfret, Vermont
Credit: William Pead
Farm Reflection In Pomfret, Vermont
Credit: William Pead

Icy Winter Barn — The quiet beauty of Vermont barns in winter.
Credit: Judith Lombardi
Icy Winter Barn
Credit: Judith Lombardi

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jeff kimball says:

April 29, 2017 at 7:51 pm

A great barn photo has cows in it

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Jean M. Tebay says:

April 29, 2017 at 11:17 pm

I loved the pictures of Vermont barns. Sadly, these wonderful structures are a vanishing breed. We need to do all we can to keep this unique American architecture alive.

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Phil Birkett says:

October 19, 2017 at 10:04 am

I come from an old Vt. family and the family farm is still operating in Ferrisburgh and two round Barns exist there.Really enjoyed the photo’s.

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William Osier says:

March 30, 2018 at 9:52 am

From an old Vermont family and having grown up in Vermont, I find it a bit melancholy to see the old barns decaying. A little like Richard Brown’s “The Last of the Hill Farms”. But the pictures are wonderful. May the old barns and the countryside they occupy live on.

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Jack says:

March 31, 2018 at 3:10 pm

Fantastic Thank You

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TIMOTHY J O'MEARA says:

June 4, 2018 at 5:15 pm

Are any of the barn photos available for purchase. Thank you. Tim

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Darlene Moore says:

December 9, 2021 at 4:26 pm

My grandfather had a dairy farm in Mount Holly a long time ago, if you have any pictures I’d sure like to see them. Thank you.

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