Welcome to
The Miller Red Barn
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The Miller Red Barn is Gilroy’s link to California’s cattle industry and its rich agricultural history. The Barn, built 1891 by Henry Miller, is now a State and Federal Historical Land Mark. The purpose of the committee is to structural save the building and to turn it into a place that honors all of the diverse people who made Gilroy and Santa Clara County an agricultural power house.
![](https://millerredbarn.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Bloomfield-Farm-with-shops-and-cattle-pens-looking-east-from-hills-west-of-Bloomfield-Farm-courtesy-Stadtarchiv-Brackenheim-300x209.jpg)
Bloomfield Farm with shops and cattle pens looking east from hills west of Bloomfield Farm. Courtesy of Stadtarchiv Brackenheim.
![](https://millerredbarn.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Henry-Millers-home-at-Mt-Madonna-from-the-north-side-showing-Nellie-and-her-children-on-the-steps.-courtesy-of-Stactarchiv-Brackenheim-300x210.jpg)
Henry Miller’s home at Mt Madonna from the north side showing Nellie and her children on the steps. Courtesy of Stactarchiv Brackenheim.
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Henry Miller asleep in a tree At Mount Madonna before the buildings were erected. Courtesy of the Ralph Milliken Museum Los Banos, California.