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Straub Barn — Interior
2004
This antique corn sheller is still in working condition in the Straub barn.
Wiese Barn — Exterior
2004
Eugene and Mary live at W1422 Hwy TW. They are pictured with their granddaughter, Emily Weyer, and Chipper, their dog.
Bernhard Barn — Interior
2004
There are 27 stanchions that were used by the Beck family. Ron Bernhard tips a manure bucket. Farmers shoveled manure into the bucket and slid it along the track as needed.
Hechimovich Barn — Alternate View
2004
The last time cows were milked here, on the Hechimovich farm, was in 1958.
Scherr Tractor
2004
The Scherr family pose with this old farm tractor, which is still in use.
