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the Lucas Feed Store; The building at the northeast corner of the Courthouse Square in Brownstown, Indiana, was a livery barn until at least 1915 and a wagon, blacksmith, and printing shop circa 1887.

bicycles lining the north side of West Second Street near Walnut Street, in front of the American Legion Post

Sam B. Wolf Shoe Company in Seymour, Indiana

Gristmill in Freetown, Indiana

Glenn Bleile and John H. "Butch" Robertson at the 1980 Jackson County Fair in the Antique Display tent with the circa 1890 Edward Allis Purifier; sign on top of the purifier with the text "This PURIFIER, from about 1890, is identical to the one…

Phil Robertson addresses members of the American Association of Cereal Chemists during a reception to celebrate the gifts of the historic milling equipment to the Smithsonian. To Phil's right stands Dr. G. Jerry Sharrer.

Farmers Hominy Mill in Seymour, Indiana

Helt's Mill near Seymour, Indiana

Davis Feed and Grain on North Chestnut Street

the reception room at the Farmers' Club

an airship in flight

the Farm Bureau Co-Op on West Second Street

C.A. Jackson presenting Gold Medal award to retiring President. J. Ralph Thompson

the Stuckwish round barn

five boys and a dog in front of the lumber company in Crothersville, Indiana