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7-EBA-33
1972
53
John Moskal farm
John and Mary Moskal farm
83-NBA-6
1980
92
This is the farm where I lived until I graduated in 1987. Robert Gonske Farm
83-NBA-5
1980
100
farm I was born on and lived for a few years before moving down the road
54-NBA-33
1980
79
Albert and Anna Romportl Farmstead, Rice Lake, Wisconsin
This is my home farm.
79-NBA-33
1980
45
Farm has been in our family over 100 years. This was taken shortly after a fire
21-NBA-37
1980
24
farm and this was part of the property. In the 70's he sold it but kept
32-NBA-37
1980
160
farm, it remained quite the same until their daughter Ann and SIL Joe Ricci bought
1-HBA-38
1973
58
farm 1st. place on the right passed the curve where hwy.48 & ct rd NN join
32-NBA-5
1980
44
county 1972 and 1973 but the film does not cover this area.
Morneau
farm
#3
38-HBA-25
1973
33
Looks to be our family farm at 1166 30 street in Chetek.
9-HBA-18
1973
45
house is owned by Larry & Char Carlson. It's called the Dusty Dawn Dairy Farm.
4-NBA-17
1980
19
Same farm in photo 18
4-NBA-18
1980
21
Different view of farm in photo 17
6-EBA-30
1972
82
farm. All 8 of us children were raised on this farm and we have kept
84-NBA-29
1980
99
farm - my family owned it from 1957 to 1980. The current owner has removed the machine
84-NBA-31
1980
30
farm taken from the northwest (Same farm as #30). Grandma had a huge garden just
84-NBA-34
1980
34
This is another view of the Thome farm on 19th Street.
38-NBA-9
1980
78
This is the Fetkenheuer farm where I grew up. Still owned by the family.
38-NBA-29
1980
32
Tricoff farm
78-NBA-22
1980
42
1726 14 1/2 ave., Barron, Wi. 54812. Holmstrom Farm. Image looking NE
78-NBA-31
1980
54
1726 14 1/2 ave., Barron, Wi 54812. Holmstrom Farm. image looking NW
32-HBA-5
1973
37
My grandparents farm. Bill & Elenor Nichols. Now owned and being rehabbed by Quinn & Brandy Johnson.
32-HBA-6
1973
98
My grandparents farm in chetek Wisconsin. Bill & Elenor Nichols
83-NBA-21
1980
47
Anderson. It is not an active farm now. The grain in the front yard is gone.