Cook Farm
USA /
Iowa /
Charles City /
Old US Highway 218
World
/ USA
/ Iowa
/ Charles City
farm, NRHP - National Register of Historic Places
The John O'Hair family bought the land in 1856 and built the cube-shaped, three-story section of the barn in 1856, along with a humble two-room stone house.
In 1870, A.W. Cook from Illinois, bought the farm. He started with 30 acres and had amassed a total of 600 acres when he died in 1887. The farm became known as the Cook Farm, as he made the farm prosperous raising cattle, grain, and Percheron horses.
In 1870, A.W. Cook from Illinois, bought the farm. He started with 30 acres and had amassed a total of 600 acres when he died in 1887. The farm became known as the Cook Farm, as he made the farm prosperous raising cattle, grain, and Percheron horses.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Register_of_Historic_Places_listings_in_Floyd_County,_Iowa
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Coordinates: 43°1'51"N 92°38'42"W
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