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Lichtenberg Barn — Alternate View
2004
Roy and Sandy Lichtenberg have lived in a house across Hwy 28-67 for 39 years.
Bonack Barn — Exterior
2004
Leo and Helen Bonack, at W2472 Hwy TW (Section 6), have lived here for 38 years. Cows were last milked in 1960.
Weigand Barn — Exterior
2004
Harvey and Karen Weigand live at N9577 Hwy H (Section 1).
Budahn Barn-Exterior of Second Barn
2004
The Budahns, with their dog Dexter, pose in front of another barn on their property. The last time cows were milked here was in 1988.
Lichtenberg Barn and Silo
2004
Earl Lichtenberg and his wife, Mona, are the current residents on the farm. They have been married for 45 years. Earl, who is now 70, has lived on the farm for all but 15 years of his life.
Weigand Barn — Exterior of Second Barn
2004
This farm has been in the Weigand family since 1864. This barn was built in 1857. The cows were last milked on the property in 1994. The goat is called Hershey.
