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Beck Barn — Alternate View
2004
Milan Beck purchased this property in 1973. Cows were milked here last in 1967.
Retzlaff Barn — Exterior
circa 2000-2009
Milton and Adeline Retzlaff live a mile west of Theresa at W1346 Hwy 28 (Section 9). The Retzlaff's, who will be married 60 years in August, last milked cows in 1969.
Lichtenberg Barn and Silo
2004
Earl Lichtenberg and his wife, Mona, are the current residents on the farm. They have been married for 45 years. Earl, who is now 70, has lived on the farm for all but 15 years of his life.
Beck Smokehouse
2004
This old smokehouse still stands on the Vernon Beck farm. The Becks will celebrate 65 years of marriage on May 24, 2004.
Koll Barn
circa 2000-2009
The Koll farm is located on the south end of Theresa village limits at 337 Menomonee Street. Paul & Evangelline Koll purchased the farm from Adolph Neumeyer in 1958.
