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The Washington State Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation

Join Michael Houser, State Architectural Historian, as we nominate the historic McCormick Barn in Ridgefield, Clark County, built around 1915. Presented at the 154th meeting of Washington State Governor’s Advisory Council on Historic Preservation in Kenmore.

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The Washington State Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation

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  1. The Washington StateDepartment of Archaeology & Historic Preservation Round Eleven Michael Houser, State Architectural Historian

  2. Heritage Barn Nominations - Round Eleven CLARK COUNTY McCormick Barn, Ridgefield – c.1915

  3. Heritage Barn Nominations - Round Eleven CLARK COUNTY McCormick Barn, Ridgefield – c.1915

  4. Heritage Barn Nominations - Round Eleven CLARK COUNTY McCormick Barn, Ridgefield – c.1915

  5. Heritage Barn Nominations - Round Eleven CLARK COUNTY McCormick Barn, Ridgefield – c.1915

  6. Washington State GOVERNOR’S ADVISORY COUNCIL ON HISTORIC PESERVATION 154th Meeting – Kenmore

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