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Hayes Barn Exterior
2004
Helen Hayes poses in front of the barn on her farm at N8207 West Bend Rd (Section 24). This is the former Ted Gundrum farm.
Mitchell Barn — Exterior
2004
This barn belongs to Sue Mitchell, at 502 Mayville St., in Theresa Village limits. At one time, William Frings operated a milk delivery business out of this barn.
Peardon Barn — Interior
2004
Audrey A. Peardon is daughter to the late Max Rentsch, a well-known area cheesemaker.
Geiger Barn — Alternate View
2004
Allen Geiger informs Shirley Widmer of the history of the barn.
Reichert Barn — Alternate View
2004
The Reichert barn is just north of Theresa Village limits. George moved here in 1982.
