Tile Silo
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Title | Tile Silo |
Coverage-Year | 1920~ |
Description | Marvin Hougham stands next to a tile silo built about 1920 by his father. |
Interpretation | Entire ears of corn -- husks and all -- were chopped and blown into silos. This silage was slow to catch on, although advocated by college professors. Silos provided winter feed for cattle. |
Inscription | Tile was also popular for silos. Marvin Hougham stands next to the silo built by his father about 1920. (W. Walters) |
Lesson Plans / Themes | How we learn about communities |
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Author or Creator | McLean County Historical Society, Bloomington, Ill. |
Other Contributors | Walters, William D, Jr., 1942- |
Resource Type | Still image |
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Collection Publisher | McLean County Museum of History |
Rights Statement | Copyright Not Evaluated |
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Collection Title | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community) |
Collection | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community) |
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Tile Silo |