No clue. Maybe I'll grab a better picture next time I'm over in that area. 1.9 MP makes everything rather hard to see. >.<

I do not mean to sound slow here, but I cannot find the barn in this photograph. Is the barn located on the lower right hand side of your image?

Yes. The barn is that sloped, vine-covered wall. That is all that remains.

Oh, I think I see it now that you mention the vines. Actually, your photograph reminds me a lot of pictures I have seen by other members documenting how nature retakes land now abandoned. Our friends in Detroit and the former East Germany have plenty of those photographs which can be really interesting to see how something which might have been active such as an old hospital is gradually turning back into a forest.

From a Chicago perspective, I will never forget the ghost shopping mall made famous by "The Blues Brothers" film which was allowed to decay for nearly thirty-two years before being demolished. It was wild to see full grown trees growing in the middle of the mall and out of the roof of old anchor stores such as JCPenny. Sorry to use Wikipedia as a source, but it does have some good photographs of the mall: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixie_Square_Mall Thankfully, the place was finally demolished a couple of months ago.