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Joseph George Kohlman Photo Album

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The Kohlman Farm #1 An aerial image of the Kohlman farm near Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]	The Kohlman Farm #2 An aerial image of the Kohlman farm near Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]
Interview Photograph Joseph George Kohlman Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]
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Landmark Walk #1 Farming has been part of Joseph George Kohlman’s life since he was a young lad growing up near Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan. During his landmark walk, Joe took the Clarks on a tour of his farm. As Kohlman points out, the farm has changed drastically over the course of his life. Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #2 Farming has been part of Joseph George Kohlman’s life since he was a young lad growing up near Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan. During his landmark walk, Joe took the Clarks on a tour of his farm. As Kohlman points out, the farm has changed drastically over the course of his life. Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #3 Joseph George Kohlman on a landmark walk for the Dakota Memories Oral History Project. Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #4 Farming has been part of Joseph George Kohlman’s life since he was a young lad growing up near Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan. During his landmark walk, Joe took the Clarks on a tour of his farm. As Kohlman points out, the farm has changed drastically over the course of his life. Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #5 Farming has been part of Joseph George Kohlman’s life since he was a young lad growing up near Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan. During his landmark walk, Joe took the Clarks on a tour of his farm. As Kohlman points out, the farm has changed drastically over the course of his life. Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #6 Farming has been part of Joseph George Kohlman’s life since he was a young lad growing up near Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan. During his landmark walk, Joe took the Clarks on a tour of his farm. As Kohlman points out, the farm has changed drastically over the course of his life. Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #7 Farming has been part of Joseph George Kohlman’s life since he was a young lad growing up near Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan. During his landmark walk, Joe took the Clarks on a tour of his farm. As Kohlman points out, the farm has changed drastically over the course of his life. Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #8 Farming has been part of Joseph George Kohlman’s life since he was a young lad growing up near Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan. During his landmark walk, Joe took the Clarks on a tour of his farm. As Kohlman points out, the farm has changed drastically over the course of his life. Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #9 Farming has been part of Joseph George Kohlman’s life since he was a young lad growing up near Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan. During his landmark walk, Joe took the Clarks on a tour of his farm. As Kohlman points out, the farm has changed drastically over the course of his life. Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #10 Farming has been part of Joseph George Kohlman’s life since he was a young lad growing up near Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan. During his landmark walk, Joe took the Clarks on a tour of his farm. As Kohlman points out, the farm has changed drastically over the course of his life. Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #11 Farming has been part of Joseph George Kohlman’s life since he was a young lad growing up near Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan. During his landmark walk, Joe took the Clarks on a tour of his farm. As Kohlman points out, the farm has changed drastically over the course of his life. Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]
Tramping Lake Cemetery # 1 Baby Kohlman [a relative of George Joseph Kolhman] was laid to rest in the Tramping Lake Cemetery Photograph by Will Clark [13 July 2007]

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