Photographic Collections

Digging Potatoes

Description:

At John Ronayne's. Clifford Ronayne on tractor pulling bulk wagon; Jack Ronayne on tractor pulling harvester. On harvester is Joe Ronayne; Naomi Bertoia, John Ronayne.

Notes:

Keywords:

Farming, Meadows

Source:

Ronayne, Linda

Date of Creation:

ca 1985

Accession #:

p139.1

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