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Harold Haroldsen Stugaard and Wife Berit Syverud's Farm
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A field is in the foreground and further back is a log building, barn and house with people in the front yard. Mr. Harold Haroldsen Stugaard died in 1875 and his wife, Berit Syverud, continued to farm the property located sec. 21 SE1/4, on Town Hall Road south of Offendahl Road. In 1903 this was the Martin Bang farm, in 1918 the house was moved from its foundation, in 1945 it was owned by John G. Bigler, in 1980 it was owned by Gary Lutz and in 1980 the house was demolished.
1876
Dahl, Andreas Larsen, 1844-1923
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Harold Haroldsen Stugaard Farm
1876
Field in the foreground with log building, barn and house with people in front yard in background. Mr. Harold Haroldsen Stugaard died in 1875 and his wife, Berit Syverud, continued to farm the pro...
Men and Horses on G. Larsen Farm
circa 1870-1879
Men and horses stand in the fenced-in barnyard of the G. Larsen farm. A mower and a self-raking reaper can also be seen. In the background is a barn and another building.
Man and Boy in G. Larsen's Barnyard
circa 1870-1879
A man and a boy are in the barnyard of the G. Larsen farm with cows and dogs. A haystack with a temporary roof and a drive-through corn crib are evident.
G. Larsen Family near Two-Story House
circa 1870-1879
The G. Larsen Family sits in their front yard. Behind them a sewing machine can be seen on the porch of their two-story house.
Curiosities In Springdale, Wisconsin
1874
"Curiosities in Springdale, Wisconsin." A view of Nellie Springen, perhaps with her family, at a rocky outcropping enjoying coffee.
