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Schulz Barn — Alternate View
2004
Everett Schulz is involved with Civil War Reenactors. He is dressed in the garb of units they represent — the 4th Kentucky and the 1st Alabama.
Herbst Barn — Exterior
2004
Bob and Joan Herbst, at N8560 Hwy 175 (Section 15), have lived here for 6.5 years.
Petri Barn
2004
Norm and Renee Petri show off some beautiful horses, Ellie, and Hailey, the foal. The Petris live at W2081 Cty TW.
Schwertz Barn — Exterior
2004
This barn belongs to Richard Schwertz, who lives at N9216 Cty Trk WT (Section 7).
Margelofsky Barn — Exterior
2004
Wayne and Ruth Margelofsky live at W2202 Hwy TW (Section 6).
