Restored 1860s farmstead tells story of the Driftless Area
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Ben Moffat walks in front of the house built in 1863 by his great-great-grandfather, John Coumbe, the first European settler in Richland County in 1838. The house and the 200-acre farmstead are now home to the Crosscurrents Heritage Center.
Ben Moffat looks over the spinning wheel in the house built in 1863 by his great-great-grandfather, John Coumbe, the first European settler in Richland County in 1838. The house and the 200-acre farmstead are now home to the Crosscurrents Heritage Center.
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