tobacco barn burner covers This used to heat a house before it got moved to one of barns in the 40’s or 50’s to heat the work shop. I believe it’s meant to burn coal. I pulled it out and sealed it up best I could with simplifying usage and maintenance This vintage tobacco barn burner

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People can significantly reduce their chance of smoking-related disease by giving it up

Its from the tobacco.[26] Esteven O., a 17-year-old boy who started working in tobacco farming at age 12, told Human Rights Watch, You get burned and sweaty, and when you wipe your face, it feels like a rash

I love that you can still see faint shoe prints where someone walked over the floor before it completely dried and I also like the initials and date carved into the concrete beside the door