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Article content Fencelines & Furrows II has been in the works for several years and now is out and the first batch of books, which included the first volume have been sold out. “There has been a huge demand for this second volume,” said Fencelines & Furrows History Book Committee’s Sharon Cooke. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Updated history of Blackie Back to video Tom Green along with Cooke visited the Highwood Museum on June 22 to showcase the new second volume. The original Fencelines & Furrows was printed in 1969 and included the areas of Blackie, Herronton, Mazeppa, Franburg, and Brant. The Fencelines & Furrows History Book Committee believed that it was time for an update, because so many changes have occurred in the past 50 years to these areas. The new edition includes family and community photos and history, as well as important events that took place since the first edition came out in 1969.

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