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Home About Us Our History Our Mission Activities Current Projects Contact Us Directions Get Information	Houses on the Farm The buildings on the farm include the original homestead house of 1894, and a second home built in 1942. A beet labor house will also depict the life of the migrant worker in the sugar beet industry. Life in the 1890s House-hold chores School Days The family garden 1894 Homestead House - Then 1894 Homestead House - Now   1940s Home How World War II affects the farm Electricity changes life 1942 House - Then 1942 House - Now   Life in the 1950s Modern Conveniences Make Life Easier Farming Economy Causes Changes on the Farm In 1957, a large 6 bedroom home was built to accommodate the growing family. It is now a private residence. Migrant Worker House The importance of help on the farm Beet Worker's Transportation From buggies to autos Car from early 1900's The water wagon History of domestic water Water Wagon to get water for the farm
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