Thatched barn, Yeovil, Somerset, c1955-c1980. Exterior view of a single-storey thatched barn attached to a stone building with thatched roof and housing a wooden vehicle, likely a cart or trap, set within a low-walled yard with a man standing nearby and a large house in the background. The barn has large square columns on the long side, creating three openings, and a large fourth opening that extends the width of the short side. The interior appears to be rough brick or rubble, whilst the supporting columns on the long side look like newer, squared bricks. The roof is pitched and thatched, and the far short side is attached to a single-storey building behind it, possibly a cottage or out-building. There is a low vehicle inside the barn with the words 'NASSEY HARRIS' painted on the front. The buildings are in a yard bordered by a low stone wall in the background, and brick wall in the foreground. A man stands in the yard, and there is a partial view of a building to the left of the barn, over a road. In the background is a large house of two storeys with two protruding bays and a catslide roof between them.