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If barns could talk, continued...


The Beauty Inside Although the exterior of a barn can be stunning and often the inside


structures can be even more eye-catching, sometimes what goes on in the barn is where the real beauty lies. Located in Glen Arm, the barn at the Rose of Sharon Equestrian School might seem modest on the exterior, but the interior was specially designed to meet the unique needs of the therapeutic riding center. Founder Patty Wise said of the interior, “one fi nds a stable intentionally and handsomely designed to meet the needs of people challenged by disability.” T e barn is located on 12 acres adjacent to Gunpowder State Park and it is surrounded by farmland. T e whole facility was built and landscaped to create an “atmosphere of serenity and calm. An encour- aging atmosphere that enhances the interaction between the students and the special horses,” Patty added.


Pictured above is the school barn at the Rose of Sharon Equestrian School. To the left is the main aisle, built extra wide with plenty of teaching space.


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