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The oldest structure on the ranch, the Blacksmith Shop later became a granary, then a chicken house, and finally a garage.
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The Blacksmith Shop
The oldest structure on the ranch, the Blacksmith Shop later became a granary, then a chicken house, and finally a garage.
The oldest structure on the ranch, the Blacksmith Shop later became a granary, then a chicken house, and finally a garage.
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Ranch hands lived a chilly existence in the stark Bunkhouse sleeping in double bunks above a dirt floor. Henry Clay Lovell shared the same building but enjoyed greater luxury with a brass bed and a cushioned rocking chair.

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Mason-Lovell Ranch

Ranch hands lived a chilly existence in the stark Bunkhouse sleeping in double bunks above a dirt floor. Henry Clay Lovell shared the same building but enjoyed greater luxury with a brass bed and a cushioned rocking chair.

Album - 11 Photos
Mason-Lovell Ranch


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