| The Book and a look at the Barns of Old Mission Peninsula |
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| The Bud Kroupa Barn 1859 Perhaps the oldest barn on the peninsula and has been in the same family since 1859 when the Kroupa family immigrated from Bohemia. |
| The Kelly Barn built in 1861 One of the pioneers of Old Mission Peninsula lived here and went from being an immigrant shoemaker to a leading citizen in the community. |
| The Panter Barn 1918 This beautiful little barn is in original condition as it has been lovingly maintained. It is almost in the city limits of Traverse City, Michigan. |
| The Chown Barn built in 1870 Reportedly had a ghost of past owner living with them at one time. Beautifully restored. |
| The Harmon Barn built in 1906 This photogenic barn has had a new roof put on it in 2006 and will stand for another 100 years. Standing close to Center Road on the Old Mission Peninsula |
| The Gray/Springer Barn 1904 Beautiful Centennial Farm, still farmed today.... mainly growing cherries. |
