These tobacco tins were placed against this wall in 1921 by my Great Grandpa who would have been 9 or 10 years old at the time. All of this tobacco was smoked by the builder of the barn... as he left the tins on the ground my great grandpa collected them and put them on the wall. They were taken down in 2005 and put on the auction. The back sides still had fairly good paint. I see Prince Albert, Sir Walter Raleigh and Union. Kind of neat that they were up there for nearly 85 years.
(It's not the best picture, I took it about 15 years ago. I think it's at an angle because it was the only way I could get it to focus at the time... you might have to squint to see them all
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They were in the little faded red pump house next to the telephone pole straight out from the white house. The barn is on the far right (built 1921). It was always my dream to move out there, but land is valuable around here and my grandpa's siblings didn't want to split up the building site/woods from the farmland. The house is now gone with a much bigger one in its place.