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R. Justman Barn
2004
Rodney and Laurie Justman live at W1910 Hwy TW (Section 5). They purchased the farm in 1975. Rodney's first wife, Jeanine, died in July 1996.
R. Justman Barn — Grainery
2004
This unique, old grainery, supported on rocks, is on the Rodney Justman Farm.
Schmitt Barn — Interior
2004
Ron and Sandy Schmitt stand in the doorway of their barn.
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.
Schnitzler Barn — Interior
2004
Andy and Karen Schnitzler and "Ruffy" pose in their Community Center. The Schnitzlers purchased the farm in 1980 and began the center in 1988.
