
From Oregon, ¼ mile south on U.S. 36, 1¼ miles south on Kestrel, then ½ mile west on 220. John Davis, who died in 1947, lived the last year of his life here, although it was a nursing home and not a poor farm at the time. The three-story, red-brick building was built by the WPA as the new 'poor farm' residence building in 1936.
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