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ACA 115-118. SF Heim
Barn, built in 1894 in the traditional Pennsylvania Dutch style.
The foundation was of limestone quarried locally, the large
wooden beams in the framework were held together with wooden pegs. The main floor contained a central threshing floor flanked by
hay mows and grain bins. One
mow contained prairie hay for the horses stabled in the basement,
and the other contained alfalfa hay for milk cows.
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ACA 119. SF
Heim Farmstead showing the large cattle barn on left and
Pennsylvania Dutch style barn center.
The Heim home stood behind (north) of the latter barn, and
there were extensive orchards and a walnut grove to the west.
The picture was taken about 1950.
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Send Us Your Photos
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Family photographs are an important part of our
heritage, and I am sure many of you find those that we publish
interesting. But photographs have a way of disappearing and are
lost forever.
The Historical Society is attempting to collect these photos.
Please make a special effort to send us photos of people and places
so that we can preserve them in a central location. If you send
them, we will copy and return them. Better yet, since there is
always a chance of their being lost in the mail, you might make
copies and send them along. If you have pictures from digital
cameras or scanned in pictures you can e-mail them or send them
on disk or CD. Larger more detailed files are best.
Please write identifications on the back! Send them to Penn Colony Nebraska, 71329 638 Ave., Dawson, NE 68337
(or bring them to the picnic).
Thanks. -KMH
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The pictures on the following pages have been formatted for web
viewing. Larger and more detailed files of some of the pictures
will be made available on CD. For more information please contact
Bob Williamson (See 'About Us' page for contact info)
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