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First house likely in 1860, then was moved to another site on property and possibly to a neighboring property. The house that was home to generations of Batchelder's was built in 1888 and burned in 1980. It was then replaced by existing home that Wesley and Marie Batchelder built, and was remodeled in 1998 by their daughter Judy. One of first barns on property was built in 1860 and used for the horses that were used for farming. In the 1930's it was remodeled for hay storage ad roosting shed. It was torn down in 1952 and materials were used to build a new building for the poultry operation. Other early buildings were a square barn with windmill, large dairy barn and milk house, and other structures. These were both damaged in 1962 Columbus Day storm, and were completely demolished in 1981.