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Rural Housing
March 20, 1985
Green Lake CTH FF with a barn and a farmhouse in the distance, a mobile home, and an abandoned log cabin. A closer view of the log cabin can be seen in Image #36121.
Log Cabin
March 20, 1985
Log cabin on Green Lake County Highway FF, also seen in Image 36120.
Muck Farm
July 26, 1967
Buildings of the Gumz muck farm, near Packwaukee, Wisconsin.
Abandoned Wisconsin Farm
1966
Overgrown farmstead on County Highway N in Marathon County.
Green Lake Farm
September 13, 1983
Farm located on Green Lake County highway FF near Belle Fountain Creek. This image shows the log cabin also seen in Image #36120 & #36121, and the barn in Image #36122 before it was razed.
Rural Wisconsin Landscape
November 5, 1986
Green Lake County Highway M meandering toward a red barn in the distance on a November day, an archtypal Wisconsin landscape.
