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Digital Collections
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Adams Barn — Exterior
2004
The Adams family lives at W584 Hwy 28. Their home overlooks the Theresa Marsh. Jeff and Maureen are pictured with their children, (l to r) Joshua, Michael, and Megan.
Lichtenberg Barn — Exterior
2004
The Lichtenberg family, Dale and Sandy, and their children, Heidi and Mark, live at N8874 Hwy AY (Section 17). They have been here since July 1990.
Hoepner Barn — Alternate View
2004
Jack and Bev Hoepner live at N8931 Hwy AY (Section 8).
Justman Silo and Farm Buildings
2004
Ronald E. and Alice Justman, and son, Jeff, were photographed at N9341 Hwy 175 (Section 3).
Herbst Barn — Exterior
2004
Bob and Joan Herbst, at N8560 Hwy 175 (Section 15), have lived here for 6.5 years.
