Jones Homestead Believed to Be Oxford Area's Oldest House
The abandoned 19th century Jones homestead near Oxford sits in a woodlot off Highway 62, likely dating from the 1850s or earlier. Built by Jim Jones and his wife, it shows hand forged nails and square hand tools, preserved in a county where only the Trimble house in Packwaukee is older. Darwin MacFarlin of Oxford identifies the man in the photo.
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Prices from 1895 Marquette County merchants
A reminiscence notes the good old days highlighting old time prices from Marquette County in 1895. It lists various everyday items such as socks, underwear, shoes, alarm clocks, rice, eggs, butter, corsets, gingham, and work shirts with their unit prices. The piece contrasts past affordability with present times.
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