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Beck Barn — Alternate View
2004
Milan Beck purchased this property in 1973. Cows were milked here last in 1967.
Margelofsky Barn — Exterior
2004
Wayne and Ruth Margelofsky live at W2202 Hwy TW (Section 6).
Weigand Barn — Exterior
2004
Harvey and Karen Weigand live at N9577 Hwy H (Section 1).
Schwertz Barn — Exterior
2004
This barn belongs to Richard Schwertz, who lives at N9216 Cty Trk WT (Section 7).
Kemp Barn — Alternate View
2004
Randy and Sherry Kemp and son, Nick, live at N8642 Hwy P (Section 15).
