Extended Pennsylvania Barn
As agricultural productivity increased the Standard Pennsylvania barn was not large enough and this third class of barn developed first by adding on to the Standard barn and then by designing new barns based on the Standard but with more space added on to the forebay side, ramp side or being made taller and adding another floor level.
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