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Three Horses in Barnyard
Two men display three horses on reins, probably in front of Abe Bailey's barn.
Two Teams of Horses
A man displays two teams of matched horses. The team on the man's right is harnessed to a wagon.
Women Posing on Wagon
Two farm women stand atop a wagon pulled by a horse wearing a fly net. In addition to the two women standing, there is also a man sitting on the wagon.
Man Hewing Logs
A seated man hews logs in front of a barn. In the background, a rolling landscape is visible.
Men on Hay Wagon
Two men stand atop a wagon of hay that is pulled by a horse. One man holds a pitchfork while the other holds the reins.
Horses in front of Barn
Two men corral several horses in front of a barn that is possibly Abe Bailey's.
