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Bodden Silo

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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.

Date Created:
2004

Publication Information

Date Created
2004

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Collection Information

Call Number
1011000287

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W0132D1
Legacy ID
WHi 81937

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Bodden Barn

Bodden Barn

2004

Todd and Mary Alice Bodden, Matthew (14) and Thomas (10), live at N8202 Hwy 175 (Section 23). This barn has been in the Bodden family since 1851.

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Riegleman Barn — Exterior

Riegleman Barn — Exterior

2004

Five people and two dogs pose in front of a barn.

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Bodden Barn — Alternate View

Bodden Barn — Alternate View

2004

The Boddens purchased the farm from Pete and Helen Bodden in 1978. Pete last milked in 1968. Eugene is shown with his son, Nathan.

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Schreiber Barn-Alternate View

Schreiber Barn-Alternate View

2004

This barn was owned by the Weninger family. The Schreibers mover here 6 years ago from Milwaukee.

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Bodden Barn

Bodden Barn

2004

Eugene and Linda Bodden live at N8306 Hwy 175 (Section 23). Eugene is shown with his son, Nathan.

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Herbst Barn — Alternate View

Herbst Barn — Alternate View

2004

The Herbsts, who have two children in their 30s, live on a farm that was in the Bodden family for many years.

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