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Scheel Farm House A beam is positioned to be pushed under the Scheel House. (04.23.02) |
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Scheel Farm House A truck is used to push the beam under Scheel House. (04.23.02) |
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Scheel Farm House The second beam is positioned to be pushed under Scheel House. (04.23.02) |
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Scheel Farm House Linda monitors the crew moving her Scheel House. (04.23.02) |
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Scheel Farm House A heavy timber is used to extend a steel beam to support the back of the building. (04.23.02) |
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Scheel Farm House The Kana (pronounced con-ya) family has been moving buildings in Fayette County for three generations. (04.23.02) |
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Scheel Farm House Chains are used to attach the truck yoke to the beams. (04.23.02) |
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Scheel Farm House A house jack is used on top of the yoke to bind the beams. (04.23.02) |
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Scheel Farm House Linda collects wildflowers along the road before the house leaves Ellinger. (04.23.02) |
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Scheel Farm House Here we go! The Scheel House moves again. The 100-year-old house was moved to this lot from Colorado County in 1975. Yep, the Kana's moved it twenty-seven years ago. (04.23.02) |
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November 02, 2006 |
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