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OWW photos from 2013

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Kathleen Ernst in the Old World Wisconsin gift shop where she signs copies of her books including "Old World Murder."
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Kathleen Ernst in the Old World Wisconsin gift shop where she signs copies of her books including "Old World Murder."

  • Lamplight scenes in the Koepsell farmhouse.
  • Lamplight scenes in the Koepsell farmhouse.
  • After doing his nightly chores in the barn, a farmer uses a bootjack to remove his boots before entering the Koepsell farmhouse.
  • A farmer hangs up his horse's halter after working in the fields.
  • An interpreter butchers a squirrel at the Norwegian Fossebrekke farm.  Squirrels were an important source of meat in 19th century Wisconsin.
  • An interpreter butchers a squirrel at the Norwegian Fossebrekke farm.  Squirrels were an important source of meat in 19th century Wisconsin.
  • An interpreter drops ears of corn into a mechanical power driven corn husker on the Ketola farm.
  • An interpreter at the Ketola farm carries chickens which she will feather and butcher.
  • An interpreter feathers and butchers chickens at the Ketola farm.
  • Interpreters feather and butcher chickens at the Ketola farm.
  • Kathleen Ernst in the Old World Wisconsin gift shop where she signs copies of her books including "Old World Murder."
  • Butchering a pig at the Schottler farm.
  • Butchering a pig at the Schottler farm.
  • An interpreter stands at the door of the Fossebrekke farmhouse.
  • Root cellar at the Ketola farm.
  • Children line up to be let into the one room Raspberry schoolhouse at the start of the day.
  • Children line up to be let into the one room Raspberry schoolhouse at the start of the day.
  • Girls hang up their bonnets upon entering the one room Raspberry schoolhouse.
  • Interior of the one room Raspberry schoolhouse.
  • Interior of the one room Raspberry schoolhouse.
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