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Dogs Barn — Alternate View
2004
Larry and Noreen are planning to replace all boards on the barn.
Giese Barn — Alternate View
2004
This barn was used by Walter Koepsell in the past.
Hechimovich Barn — Alternate View
2004
The last time cows were milked here, on the Hechimovich farm, was in 1958.
Reichert Barn — Alternate View
2004
The Reichert barn is just north of Theresa Village limits. George moved here in 1982.
Schreiber Barn-Alternate View
2004
This barn was owned by the Weninger family. The Schreibers mover here 6 years ago from Milwaukee.
Andes Barn
2004
Jeff and Janine Andes, who live at W1436 Hwy 28/67, with children, Megan, Samantha and Caleb. They have lived here since 1995.
