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Schmitt Barn — Interior
2004
Ron and Sandy Schmitt stand in the doorway of their barn.
Straub Barn — Exterior
2004
Dave Straub and children, Sophie and Venice, and their friendly chicken, live at N8089 Doyle Rd (Section 26). Dave has lived here since 1991.
Schneider Barn — Interior
2004
Michael Schneider and his son, Matthew, pose in the hayloft of the old barn.
Weninger Barn — Interior
2004
Rosie Weninger standing inside the barn, which has 35 stanchions. The last time cows were milked here was in 1991.
Dyer Garden
2004
Is this a modern sculpture in the Dyer yard? No, Pam uses these ladders for her bean plants.
Weiand Barn — Exterior
2004
Dennis and Ardis Weiand moved to this property in 1970.
