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Kiefer Barn — Alternate View
2004
Leo and Nancy Kiefer were scheduled to be married on Saturday, April 4, 1983. A big snowstorm and high winds forced them to cancel their wedding and they were married the next day, Palm Sunday, whi...
Grantman Barn — Interior
circa 2000-2009
Gordan Grantman stands in the barn which was once used by the Paul Dirks family.
Grulke Barn — Exterior
2004
Steve and Nancy Grulke and children, Alison, Cassandra, and Paul, live at W2346 Zion Church Rd (Section 30). Steve has lived here all his life. Steve and Nancy have been married for 16 years.
Staiduhar Barn — South View
2004
This is the Staiduhar barn from the south. Bill Staiduhar is a retired Harley Davidson employee.
Henckel Barn
circa 2000-2009
Andrew and Jennifer Henckel & children, Luke and Leah, live at the end of a dead-end road at N7791 Freedom Road (Section 26).
Keup Barn
circa 2000-2009
Greg and Kathy Keup live at W992 Hocheim Road. In 2000 they discontinued farming. They both have "Harley" motorcycles and plan a trip to Sturgis, South Dakota, this summer.
