| Display title | Barn Raising |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In Ye Old Olden Days, people lacked the sort of high-tech construction equipment that is standard these days for putting together larger buildings. Furthermore, smaller communities were generally out of the way from where large numbers of professional construction workers could be found. This could have left such communities in a bit of a tight spot when its citizens found themselves in need of larger buildings such as barns, town halls, and churches. At least, it could have had these Ye Old Olden Day folks not been the sort of people who were really good at coming together for such activities as the Barn Raising. |