F.M. Keeney's son, Leon, in suit closest to the car
courtesy of Clare Keeney, loaned from Bob Keeney (Leon's son)
This building was on the large north lot as you turn down onto the main street into Woodburn. For many years in the early days, a blacksmith shop was located here. In 1911, F.M. Keeney built the large seed house.
Frank Boor - grain house 1922 -
Davenport Garage - Cecil Davenport 1946 - late 1948 or early 1949
Addison "Junior" Huss - storage for his Pioneer Seed Corn sales - late 1960's or early 1970's
Kayot Kampers - 1970's
storage for Iowa Furniture Wholesale 1970's & 1980's
This building was destroyed by fire in the 1970's, a metal building was put up that was destroyed in a windstorm in the 1980's
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The seed house? Was that on the corner across from Harry and Marilyn Clark? If so my dad stored his Pioneer Seed Corn there until we built a big enough Morton building on the farm that we didn't need to go to Woodburn to meet customers... Thats would have been hmmmm late sixties to very early seventies??
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