So. Haven [Barns on Bailey farm]

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Name/Title

So. Haven [Barns on Bailey farm]

Entry/Object ID

1987.1.63

Photograph Details

Type of Photograph

Glass Plate Negatives

Subject Place

Location

Liberty Hyde Bailey Homestead

City

South Haven, Michigan, USA

Continent

North America

Context

The Bailey farmhouse was constructed by Liberty Hyde Bailey, Sr., from 1853 to 1856. On March 15, 1858, Liberty Hyde Bailey, Jr. was born in the small frame house on what many settlers then considered the “frontier” of western Michigan, outside the village of South Haven. The home, dedicated to the City of South Haven in 1938, continues as a National Historic Site, garden, park, and educational outreach center. The barns were located just north of the homestead. The structures were torn down in the mid-1900s.

Collection

Dr. Peter Hyypio Collection

Made/Created

Artist Information

Artist

Liberty Hyde Bailey

Role

Photographer

Date made

circa 1900

Relationships

Related Places

Place

Location

Liberty Hyde Bailey Homestead

City

South Haven, Michigan, USA

Continent

North America

Exhibition

Through the Lens of L.H. Bailey: Plants, Places & People (2012)