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Lousberg Barn
2004
Gary and Yvone Lousberg and their dog, George, live at W1422 Zion Church Road. (Section 28)
Bonack Farm Building
2004
The Bonacks, with their dog Bailey, have this old structure on their property.
Enderle Barn — Exterior
2004
Jim and Doris Enderle and Jim's mother, Emma and her husband, Lawrence, farmed here at N9473 Mohawk Rd (Section 1). Milked last in 1993.
Luhn Barn — Interior
2004
Larry Luhn and his dog, Dingo, were photographed in the barn hayloft. The last time cows were milked here was in 1995.
Angie Steckbauer in front of the Schmidt Barn
2004
Angie Steckbauer poses with her pets, Callie and Drake, at N8184 Hwy P (Section 22).
