The Rustic Life: Historic Prairie Farmhouses

These rustic, old farmhouses and other buildings represent the rugged existence faced by pioneers on the cold, unforgiving prairie of North America. Immigrants from the Eastern states, as well as foreign countries like Sweden, Norway, Germany and Finland, struggled to survive and forge communities out of the dense woods and fertile but frigid land.

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Black and white photograph of a one wall of a big prairie farmhouse with four white-framed windows and two leaning metal wheel rims

Keith Dotson Photography

Four Windows of an Old Prairie Farmhouse - Black and White Photograph (P5301692)

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Black and white photograph of an old tree stump holding open the door of an old midwestern farmhouse.

Keith Dotson Photography

Old Tree Stump Used as a Door Stop - Black and White Photograph (P5301725)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a rough and rustic kitchen table covered with jars and bowls, found in an old farmhouse. Imagine the stories this old table could tell.

Keith Dotson Photography

Rustic Farm Table Black and White Photograph (P5311892)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of beautifully textured logs with deep woodgrain that have been built into a rustic fence.

Keith Dotson Photography

Rustic Log Fence Black and White Photograph (P5301779)

from $108.00