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• Many of the wineries are converted potato barns or barn knockoffs.
• The only original part of the potato barn is its sunken footprint.
• The last painting is the secret in the potato barn.
• The only place that is off-limits to her is the potato barn.
• The potato barn is the home of Karabekian's studio and holds his " secret ".
• The secret of the potato barn has enticed collectors to make outrageous offers and to raise suspicions of stolen masterpieces.
• Other food supplies placed in the root cellar over the winter months include beets, onions, jarred potato barn or potato house.
• As a result, the term barn is often qualified e . g . tobacco barn, dairy barn, sheep barn, potato barn.
• This old church was closed in the mid 20th century and used as a potato barn for many decades, a fate common to many old churches in the region.
• During the 1920s Ollie Boyd, who also served as Fruitvale's postmaster, started a barber shop and built a potato barn and a pea / fertilizer shed.
• The house, once a potato barn, is used for guests, as a viewing station for the garden, a haven for tender topiaries in winter and a place to entertain.
• About 1908, the home was enlarged to two stories, and it was modified to incorporate board-and-batten smoke house, a hay barn, and a potato barn.
• Upon help from Berman encouragement, Karabekian comes to a realization in his life, that he was merely afraid of people, and opens the painting in the potato barn to the public.
• Just beyond Riverhead, potato fields have graduated into vineyards, and funky potato barns have mutated into fetchingly semi-funky wineries like Lenz and Jamesport ( in Jamesport, of course ) and stylishly designed and furnished ones like Palmer and Paumanok, both in Aquebogue.