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Bodden Barn
2004
Eugene and Linda Bodden live at N8306 Hwy 175 (Section 23). Eugene is shown with his son, Nathan.
Groeschel Barn — Exterior
2004
John and Kris Groeschel live at N8200 Hwy 175. They moved here in 1992 from West Bend. The farm was formerly owned by Ed Bodden, and then Al and Ann Bodden.
Theresa Marsh
March 1984
"Traveling west over the Theresa Marsh, Hwy 28 intersects Hwy 175 at this intersection."
Christian Barn — Exterior
2004
LaValle Christian lives at N7411 Hwy 175 (Section 36). Her granddaughter Adela Kerske (6), and dog Chelsey posed for the picture.
Bodden Silo
2004
The Todd Bodden family poses by this wonderful, old silo, which was built in 1910. One can only imagine how many field stones were used in the 12-inch thick sides of this silo.
Huettner Barn — Exterior
2004
Karen Huettner and son, Kevin, live at N7561 Hwy 175 (Section 36).
