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Snee Farm Barn

Snee Farm Barn

An overlooked place within Charles Pinckney: Snee Farm Barn.

The Snee Farm barn was built around 1943 by owners Thomas and Alexandra Stone to stable riding horses. It is found in a clearing northwest of the house in a clearing at the property’s northwest corner and is accessed by a gravel service

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The National Park Service documents Snee Farm Barn within Charles Pinckney.

The Snee Farm barn was built around 1943 by owners Thomas and Alexandra Stone to stable riding horses. It is found in a clearing northwest of the house in a clearing at the property’s northwest corner and is accessed by a gravel service

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