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History and fun at Floyd County Conservation Family Festival

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The beehive kilns at the Rockford Brick and Tile Co. near Rockford made the drainage tiles that helped create productive agricultural land in the area. The history of the company, now part of the Floyd County Fossil and Prairie Park Preserve, was explained inside one of the original kilns as part of the Family Festival Saturday. Press photo by Bob Steenson Several double-sided panel displays at the beehive kilns at the Floyd County Fossil and Pr…

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History and fun at Floyd County Conservation Family Festival

The beehive kilns at the Rockford Brick and Tile Co. near Rockford made the drainage tiles that helped create productive agricultural land in the area. The history of the company, now part of the Floyd County Fossil and Prairie Park Preserve, was explained inside one of the original kilns as part of the Family Festival Saturday. Press photo by Bob Steenson Several double-sided panel displays at the beehive kilns at the Floyd County Fossil and Pr…

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