The Historic Gehl-Mittelsted Brick Farmhouse - Part 1
A historic Carver brick farmhouse built in 1888 is endangered. It has become part of the Minnesota River Valley wildlife refuge, so it is considered in the flood plain. Learn more about the history of this house and farmstead, and view evidence of a clay block silo. There's even a brick outhouse! Check out my website: https://www.mnbricks.com/ Minnesota brick memorabilia: https://www.mnbricks.com/shop/
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The Historic Gehl-Mittelsted Brick Farmhouse - Part 2
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