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Barn #9 Delta Farm
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East side of Towne, south of Anderson

This was once part of the Eberle estate belonging to Joe Eberle's son, Frank. In 1999 Puget Consumers Co-op, a Seattle-based chain of seven natural foods stores, created The Farmland Fund, an independent, self-supporting, nonprofit land trust. Their first acquisition was this old lowland farm of 100 acres in the Dungeness valley. It is now called the Delta Farm and leased to Nash Huber.










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The sign





This barn has been painted, and the art is available for you to own. Click on a picture for more information.

"Steadfast"

"Last of the Snow"

"Delta Gray"

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