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1. Barn of the "Half-way House", Santiam Pass, Oregon
Barn of the "Half-way House", Santiam Pass, Oregon
2. Construction of the Horse Barn, December 11, 1924
Construction of the Horse Barn, December 11, 1924
Description
Construction of the Horse Barn, December 11, 1924. The Horse Barn, built to replace the Octagonal Barn that had burned in September 1924, was very similar in style to the Beef Barn, constructed ten years prior. Both were designed by J. V. Bennes. The three men standing near the fence are D. J. Smith, of Washington State College; William J. Gilmore, Professor of Farm Mechanics at Oregon Agricultural College; and William A. Jensen, OAC's Executive Secretary. The barn, located on Campus Way between 30th and 35th Streets, was torn down in 1971.
3. J. R. Dailey farm
J. R. Dailey farm
Description
The J. R. Dailey farm was located near the Smith River, seen in the background.
4. J. R. Dailey farm
J. R. Dailey farm
Description
The J. R. Dailey farm was located near the Smith River, seen in the background.
5. 1218 acre farmstead of Dave Nelson, Pendleton, Oregon
1218 acre farmstead of Dave Nelson, Pendleton, Oregon
Description
600 acres were devoted to wheat. The average production per acre runs about 35 bushels per year. , See file number CFR 1097 in the Oregon Century Farm and Ranch Program digital collection for detailed information on this farm.
6. Boys & Girls Club barn
Boys & Girls Club barn
Description
Boys and Girls club barn at the Oregon State Fair grounds
7. Beef barn designed by John Bennes
Beef barn designed by John Bennes
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