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Publication Information
| Date Created | 2004 |
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Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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Collection Information
| Call Number | 1011000285 |
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Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED |
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Riegleman Barn — Alternate View
2004
This barn is currently being used by Howard Van Beck of Campbellsport. Forty-two cows are milked here daily.
Huettner Barn — Alternate View
2004
David Huettner and wife, Karen, milked the last cows in 1998.
Adelmeyer Barn — Alternate View
2004
The Dean Adelmeyer family has lived here since 1992. Cows were last milked here in the 1960s. The Leonard and Olive Steger family lived here.
Schwertz Barn — Alternate View
2004
The last time cows were milked on the Schwertz property was in the 1960s.
Nickel Barn — Alternate View
2004
This barn on the Nickel farm was built in 1919 by Ed Radke. The Nickels are still milking 50 cows.
