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Gullik K. Springen Family
1874
Twenty-one members of the Gullik K. Springen family, and one dog, in a farmyard with carriage, two-story stone house, wood barn and stone barn in the background.
Gullik K. Springen and Family
1878
This is possibly a Gullik K. Springen family portrait.
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.
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.
