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Dogs Barn — Alternate View
2004
The old building on the right is the first barn on the Dogs property.
Wendling Barn
2004
The Wendling barn was built in 1929 for $10,000. In 1991, cows were milked for the last time.
Dogs Barn — Alternate View
2004
Larry and Noreen are planning to replace all boards on the barn.
Kemp Barn — Alternate View
2004
Randy and Sherry Kemp and son, Nick, live at N8642 Hwy P (Section 15).
Hechimovich Barn — Alternate View
2004
The last time cows were milked here, on the Hechimovich farm, was in 1958.
Lousberg Barn — Alternate View
2004
The Lousbergs purchased their property in 1979. The barn is owned by Dan Nickel.
