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The house of Chris and Viola Mohr in the 1940s located on Route 1.

Chris Mohr (in the wagon) and Harold Mohr (in the loft) in the 1920s. The barn had three grain rooms. The center room was hidden until the grain was used in the outer rooms.

The barn on the Mohr homestead was built using some of the lumber from the Derby School destroyed in 1903 by a tornado. The picture was dated in the 1920s.

The new house built on the Cherry family farm in 1920.

The Cherry family on the front porch of their new house in 1920. Back row (left to right): Lyle and Laura Cherry; Front row (left to right): Kenneth and Arlene Cherry.

Conrad Glaser's house was located west of Derby. This was originally the house of Conrad's father Adam Glaser and Conrad's son Albert later inherited it.

Pictured (not in order):

Kate Russell, Allie Sargeant, Tillie Glaser, Harry Russell, Roy…

Wilbur Shinn with horses and a wagon on his homestead in November 1915.

The homestead of Wilbur Shinn in November 1915.

After 1911 Chris Mohr purchased a farm located on 87th Street and moved from the farm on 95th Street.