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Husking Corn
October 1899
A view of men and women husking corn in the field behind a farmhouse. Sitting from left to right are: August Prahl, August Krueger, Sarah Krueger, William Krueger, and Mary Krueger.
Krueger House
1899
Sarah Krueger sitting with a dog on the porch of Alex Krueger's house.
Krueger Homestead
April 12, 1900
View of the farm buildings of the Krueger homestead. The fields are covered with one foot of snow.
Kruegers at the New House
May 1899
View of Alex and Florentina Krueger sitting in front of their newly built house.
Jennie and Edgar Krueger
circa 1900-1909
Portrait of Jennie and Edgar Krueger standing on chairs.
