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1. Beer Party

   This image shows a beer party at the Waschick's home in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s." The men are playing cards and drinking beer from bottles. There is also a man playing the accordion.

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2. Bob Dittbenner

   This image is identified as Bob Dittbenner of Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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3. Burning Tobacco Beds

   Burning tobacco beds on the Frank Dittbenner Farm: This was a neighbor family of the Kummers who lived in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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4. Cutting Tobacco

   This image shows Frank Dittbenner's tobacco field in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s." The African American workers are cutting tobacco, placing it on wooden racks and loading it on a wagon.

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5. Dittbenner Barn

   This image shows Frank Dittbenner's barn: This was a neighbor family of the Kummers who lived in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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6. Dittbenner Family

   Image of the Frank Dittbenner family in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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7. Dittbenner Family

   This image shows the Dittbenner family with a Victorola. They may be at the Steger home. This was in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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8. Dittbenner Family

   Frank Dittbenner family in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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9. Dittbenner Harvest

   Frank Dittbenner tobacco harvest: This was a neighbor family of the Kummers who lived in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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10. Dittbenner Home

    Image of the Frank Dittbenner home in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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11. Dittbenner House

    Image of the Frank Dittbenner's house in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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12. Dittbenner House

    This image is shows the Frank Dittbenner house in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s." There is a plank fence around the home and several people. One of the men is feeding a long horned goat.

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13. Dittbenner's Daughter

    Frank Dittbenner's daughter: This was a neighbor family of the Kummers who lived in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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14. Dittbenner's Tobacco Field

    This image shows Frank Dittbenner in his tobacco field. He lived in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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15. Dittbenner's Tobacco Plant

    This image shows Frank Dittbenner in his tobacco field with a large stalk of tobacco. He lived in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s." There is a wagon in the background that is loaded with cut tobacco.

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16. Dittbenner's Tobacco Wagons

    This image shows Frank Dittbenner's tobacco ready to go to market in hogsheads. It is loaded on a wagon drawn by two mules. The mules have crocheted blankets with tassels. The wagon is marked with lettering: made for Hatten and McGar, Franklin, KY. There is a barn and another building in the background. Dittbenner lived in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immig...

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17. Dittbenner's Tobacco Wagons

    This image shows Frank Dittbenner's tobacco ready to go to market in hogsheads. It is loaded on a wagon drawn by two mules. The wagon is marked with lettering: Made for Hatten and McGar, Franklin, KY. There is a barn and another building in the background. Dittbenner lived in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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18. Ditt's Tobacco

    Frank Dittbenner tobacco harvest. This was a neighbor family of the Kummers who lived in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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19. Ditt's Tobacco

    This image show Frank Dittbenner's tobacco harvest. There is a man with a guitar in the field also. The Dittbenners were a neighbor family of the Kummers who lived in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."

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20. Frank Dittbenner House

    Frank Dittbenner House

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