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Bartlett Farm
May 11, 1914
Men clearing the ruined barn on the Bartlett Farm after it was hit by a tornado.
Dreher Farm Ruins
May 11, 1914
Ruined farm buildings on the Dreher Farm after it was hit by a tornado.
Ruins of Dreher Farm
May 11, 1914
The ruins of the Dreher farm after it was hit by a tornado.
Horses in the Ruins
May 11, 1914
Horses among the ruins of the Papgleco Farm after it was hit by a tornado.
Boy on Dreher Farm
May 11, 1914
A boy standing in the midsts of the ruins of the Dreher Farm after it was hit by a tornado.
Bartlett Farm Ruins
May 11, 1914
Three people observe the ruins of the barn that was hit by a tornado on the Bartlett Farm.
