Available now!
Barns of Cape Cod
A photo book featuring the Historic Barns of Cape Cod, MA.

by Blandon Belushin, Kent C. Dillon, & Joan Dillon

Book Details
Published by Schiffer Books
ISBN: 0764325647
Size: 11" x 8 1/2"
176 pages
342 Color Photos
Binding: Hard Cover
Retail Price: $39.95
Pre-Release: November 2006

The book is available now online and at selected local and regional bookstores.
Ask your local bookstore if they don't have it in stock!

Many local Barnes & Noble Bookstores; Barnes&Noble Online (bn.com)

delvebookstore
Glendale AZ
Phone: 877-406-4461
Email: customerservice@delvebookstore.com

Yellow Umbrella Books
501 Main St
Chatham, MA 02633
508-945-0144

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Many thanks to everyone who allowed us to photograph and include their barns in this book.

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About the Authors

Joan Kent Dillon, a longtime Cape Cod resident, initiated this project in 2002, researching barns all over Cape Cod, MA. Over 300 historic barns of all shapes and sizes were located on Cape Cod during the four years of research and photography for this book.

Joan Dillon spent many childhood years growing up on Cape Cod. Her parents, Richard and Gladys Kent, owned Whalewalk Farm in Orleans, MA in the early 1930's. The original Whalewalk barn still exists and has now been converted into living quarters in a guesthouse Whalewalk Inn. There are many other original barns, in various states of repair, all over Cape Cod.

The major photography for this book was shot by New York photographer Blandon Belushin.
Please visit his website www.BlandonBelushin.com for more information about his other work.

Kent C. Dillon assisted with logistics, pre-press production, copy and additional minor photography.

AUTHOR CONTACT INFORMATION:
KentCDillon@yahoo.com
JoanKDillon@comcast.net
Phone 508-945-0230

This old photo (above) of the original barn is where the Dillons currently live in North Chatham, MA. It looks considerably different, having been added onto over the years. But the original barn frame is still underneath. The concrete stoop where the barn door slid open remains, as does the horse watering trough, near the wooden shed to the left. Pleasant Bay and Strong Island are in the background, and the saltwater tidal marsh is behind the barn, to the back and left. (click photo to see larger.)