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Publication Information
| Date Created | April 1994 |
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Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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Collection Information
Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED |
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Hahn Farm
April 1994
"This photo was taken from the silo on the Craig and Judy Hahn Farm."
Rahjes Farm
November 1995
"This view of Hwy 175 looks south with the barn of Hans Rahjes in the upper left."
Carl Benter Rental Units
1997
"Looking southeast of the water tower are Carl Benter rental units."
Leo Moldenhauer Farm
April 1995
"Barn on the Leo Moldenhauer Farm on Allen Road." A gambrel-roof style barn.
Bridge Construction
August 1995
"A new bridge was built where Zion Church Road intersects Highway 175. The road was later relocated and now passes on the right of the farm building on the hill."