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Grandma Crabb picking peaches

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L-R: S.M. Hotchkiss, son Hartley Hotchkiss and probably William Ball at the Hotchkiss-Ball Peach and Apple Orchard, east of Brownstown, Indiana, south at the top of the Slygo Hill. Pictured is the specially weighted Fordson tractor used to cultivate the trees which got upset. A September 12, 1923, advertisement in the Brownstown Banner notes: Apples are very scarce this year. We have 150 bushels of very good “Grimes Golden”, nice, clean, well sprayed apples, at the residence of S.M. Hotchkiss.... Price $1, $1.50 and $2.00 per bushel....”

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Flouring Mill in 1897 in Crothersville, some buildings are used by Crescent Mills.

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Langdon's Mill coming down, Crothersville.

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The Hub Mill started in 1905 as one of many wood-working plants, Crothersville.

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Grist Mill at Freetown.
Gristmill in Freetown, Indiana

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Old Findley Mill in Maumee, built in early 1800's, Theodore Davis in picture (Born 1874, died 1952).

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Path to the Reno graves in the Old City Cemetery

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Crescent Mills, Crothersville.

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Picture taken at Jackson Co. Fair 7/27-8/2, 1980, Edward Allis Purifier, Glenn Bleile and John H. "Butch" Robertson in the Antique Display tent with the 1890 Purifier, donated to the Smithsonian by the Robertson Corp.
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…

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Oct. 31, 1980 Smithsonian Museum, Washington, D.C., in front of a statue of Geo. Washington 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.
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.

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Farmers Hominy Mill Seymour, In
Farmers Hominy Mill in Seymour, Indiana

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Aerial view of Ewing, 1977, Aerial Survey- Henry DeWolf, 106 Silverdale Dr., Rochester, N.Y.14609

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