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Tavern at Exeter
1925
A wooden, two-story saltbox style building in an advanced state of neglect.
Stone Barn
1925
A man enters the side door of the stone barn at the Stone Barn Tavern, three miles west of Milton.
Stone Barn Tavern
1925
The Stone Barn Tavern, located about three miles west of Milton. The three cottonwood trees in front of the tavern were brought from Vermont. There are several chickens in the yard.
Kellogg Tavern
1925
A large wooden classical revival style building identified as the Kellogg Tavern in Kellogg's Corner, part of Somers township.
The Red Tavern
1925
A deteriorating wooden structure with two gables on the front, identified as the Red Tavern between Kilbourn and Mauston, built in 1848.
Franklin Stove
October 18, 1925
One of two Franklin stoves used in Hawks Tavern, also known as Hawks Inn, built by Nelson P. Hawks in 1840.
