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Dyer Garden

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Is this a modern sculpture in the Dyer yard? No, Pam uses these ladders for her bean plants.

Date Created:
2004

Publication Information

Date Created 2004

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Collection Information

Call Number 1011000224

Copyright Information

Copyright Status COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W0132A3
Legacy ID
WHi 81144

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Fink Lawn Centerpiece

Fink Lawn Centerpiece

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Having encountered some huge stones in their fields, Richard and Dorothy decided to make some into a centerpiece on their lawn. Richard estimates the top stone to weigh 3,000 pounds.

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Grulke Trellis

Grulke Trellis

2004

Fritz and Sandy Grulke have a nice trellis at the entrance to their garden.

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Schmitt Barn — Interior

Schmitt Barn — Interior

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Ron and Sandy Schmitt stand in the doorway of their barn.

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Dogs Granary — Alternate View

Dogs Granary — Alternate View

2004

Cliff and Renoda pose by this old granary.

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Dogs Barn — Alternate View

Dogs Barn — Alternate View

2004

The old building on the right is the first barn on the Dogs property.

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Gygax Barn — Alternate View

Gygax Barn — Alternate View

2004

Leroy and Mary Gygax have been married for 38 years and moved here in 1968. They produce 6,000 pounds of milk per day.

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