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Schreiber Barn — Exterior
2004
Duane and Mary Schreiber live at W455 Allen Rd (Section 25). Their granddaughter, Mia, is with them.
Luhn Barn — Alternate View
2004
Gordon and Gayle Luhn were married September 1, 1979.
Christian Barn — Alternate View
2004
LaValle Christian was born here and lived here for 63 years. They quit milking in 1976.
Adelmeyer Barn — Alternate View
2004
The Dean Adelmeyer family has lived here since 1992. Cows were last milked here in the 1960s. The Leonard and Olive Steger family lived here.
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.
Riegleman Barn — Alternate View
2004
This barn is currently being used by Howard Van Beck of Campbellsport. Forty-two cows are milked here daily.
