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Enos Michael House
Front and western side of the Enos Michael House, located at 200 E. Toledo Street (State Road 120) in Fremont, Indiana, United States. Built in 1848, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Fremont Indiana historical marker
Historical marker for the history of Fremont, Indiana, United States. Marker sits on the southwestern corner of the junction of Toledo (State Road 120) and Wayne (State Road 827) Streets in Fremont.
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-002)
Tom Dykstra purchased this 110-acre wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana in 2015. The property, pictured June 7, 2022, was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed aimed at creating habitat for the endangered copper belly water snake. Dykstra worked with NRCS in 2019 to connect multiple wetlands on the property with tile drains and water control struc
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-003)
Tom Dykstra (left) Bill Lambert, Indiana NRCS northeast Area Easement Program Specialist, and Art Franke, Indiana NRCS district conservationist for Steuben County, tour Dykstra’s wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana June 7, 2022. Dykstra purchased the 110-acre wetland reserve easement in 2015. The property was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-004)
Tom Dykstra gives a tour June 7, 2022 of the 110-acre wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana he purchased in 2015. The property was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed aimed at creating habitat for the endangered copper belly water snake. Dykstra worked with NRCS in 2019 to connect multiple wetlands on the property with tile drains and water contro
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-005)
Tom Dykstra gives a tour June 7, 2022 of the 110-acre wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana he purchased in 2015. The property was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed aimed at creating habitat for the endangered copper belly water snake. Dykstra worked with NRCS in 2019 to connect multiple wetlands on the property with tile drains and water contro
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-006)
Tom Dykstra purchased this 110-acre wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana in 2015. The property, pictured June 7, 2022, was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed aimed at creating habitat for the endangered copper belly water snake. Dykstra worked with NRCS in 2019 to connect multiple wetlands on the property with tile drains and water control struc
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-007)
Tom Dykstra purchased this 110-acre wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana in 2015. The property, pictured June 7, 2022, was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed aimed at creating habitat for the endangered copper belly water snake. Dykstra worked with NRCS in 2019 to connect multiple wetlands on the property with tile drains and water control struc
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-008)
Tom Dykstra (left) Art Franke, Indiana NRCS district conservationist for Steuben County, and Bill Lambert, Indiana NRCS northeast Area Easement Program Specialist, tour Dykstra’s wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana June 7, 2022. Dykstra purchased the 110-acre wetland reserve easement in 2015. The property was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-009)
Tom Dykstra (front) Art Franke (back left), Indiana NRCS district conservationist for Steuben County, and Bill Lambert, Indiana NRCS northeast Area Easement Program Specialist, tour Dykstra’s wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana June 7, 2022. Dykstra purchased the 110-acre wetland reserve easement in 2015. The property was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Cre
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-010)
Tom Dykstra purchased this 110-acre wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana in 2015. The property, pictured June 7, 2022, was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed aimed at creating habitat for the endangered copper belly water snake. Dykstra worked with NRCS in 2019 to connect multiple wetlands on the property with tile drains and water control struc
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-011)
Tom Dykstra gives a tour June 7, 2022 of the 110-acre wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana he purchased in 2015. The property was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed aimed at creating habitat for the endangered copper belly water snake. Dykstra worked with NRCS in 2019 to connect multiple wetlands on the property with tile drains and water contro
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-013)
Tom Dykstra purchased this 110-acre wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana in 2015. The property, pictured June 7, 2022, was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed aimed at creating habitat for the endangered copper belly water snake. Dykstra worked with NRCS in 2019 to connect multiple wetlands on the property with tile drains and water control struc
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-014)
A water control structure located on Tom Dykstra’s 110-acre wetland reserve easement is shown on June 7, 2022. The structure allows Dykstra to control the water level in the main pond on the property by draining excess water into a tile drain. Dykstra purchased the property, which is located in Fremont, Indiana, in 2015 and worked with USDA’s Natural resources Conservation Service in 2019 to install a series of water control structures and systems throughout the property after excess rain caused
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-015)
Art Franke, Indiana NRCS district conservationist for Steuben County, checks on a water control structure located on Tom Dykstra’s 110-acre wetland reserve easement in Fremont, Indiana on June 7, 2022. The structure allows Dykstra to control the water level in the main pond on the property by draining excess water into a tile drain. Dykstra purchased the property in 2015 and worked with USDA’s Natural resources Conservation Service in 2019 to install a series of water control structures and syst
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-016)
Art Franke (left), Indiana NRCS district conservationist for Steuben County, Tom Dykstra, the property owner, and Bill Lambert, Indiana NRCS northeast Area Easement Program Specialist, tour Dykstra’s wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana June 7, 2022. Dykstra purchased the 110-acre wetland reserve easement in 2015. The property was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-017)
Tom Dykstra gives a tour June 7, 2022 of the 110-acre wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana he purchased in 2015. The property was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed aimed at creating habitat for the endangered copper belly water snake. Dykstra worked with NRCS in 2019 to connect multiple wetlands on the property with tile drains and water contro
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-020)
Tom Dykstra gives a tour June 7, 2022 of the 110-acre wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana he purchased in 2015. The property was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed aimed at creating habitat for the endangered copper belly water snake. Dykstra worked with NRCS in 2019 to connect multiple wetlands on the property with tile drains and water contro
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-021)
Bill Lambert (left), Indiana NRCS northeast Area Easement Program Specialist, Art Franke, Indiana NRCS district conservationist for Steuben County and Tom Dykstra tour Dykstra’s wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana June 7, 2022. Dykstra purchased the 110-acre wetland reserve easement in 2015. The property was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed a
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-022)
Tom Dykstra purchased this 110-acre wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana in 2015. The property, pictured June 7, 2022, was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed aimed at creating habitat for the endangered copper belly water snake. Dykstra worked with NRCS in 2019 to connect multiple wetlands on the property with tile drains and water control struc
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-023)
Tom Dykstra (left), Bill Lambert, Indiana NRCS northeast Area Easement Program Specialist, and Art Franke, Indiana NRCS district conservationist for Steuben County, tour Dykstra’s wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana June 7, 2022. Dykstra purchased the 110-acre wetland reserve easement in 2015. The property was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-024)
Tom Dykstra (left), Bill Lambert, Indiana NRCS northeast Area Easement Program Specialist, and Art Franke, Indiana NRCS district conservationist for Steuben County, tour Dykstra’s wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana June 7, 2022. Dykstra purchased the 110-acre wetland reserve easement in 2015. The property was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed
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Wetland Reserve Easement (20220607-NRCS-BJOC-025)
A water control structure located on Tom Dykstra’s 110-acre wetland reserve easement is shown on June 7, 2022. The structure allows Dykstra to control the water level in the main pond on the property by draining excess water into a tile drain. Dykstra purchased the property, which is located in Fremont, Indiana, in 2015 and worked with USDA’s Natural resources Conservation Service in 2019 to install a series of water control structures and systems throughout the property after excess rain caused
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Downtown Fremont, Indiana
Buildings on the northern side of the 100 block of E. Toledo Street (State Road 120) in Fremont, Indiana, United States. From left ot right, the five brick buildings are: 101 E. Toledo: Unnamed commercial building, built in 1890, Italianate style 105 E. Toledo: Unnamed commercial building, built in 1890, Italianate style 107 E. Toledo: Oddfellows' Hall, built in 1870, Italianate style 109 E. Toledo: Unnamed commercial building, built in 1870, Italianate style 111 E. Toledo: Knights of Pythias H
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