The Ben Crain and Lola Dill Crain home place shown in summer (probably pictured here in the early 1970s).
The same Ben Crain home place is pictured here in winter (probably photographed in the early 1970s).
Shown is a view of the garden, barn, and house on the Ben Crain home place.
The Ben Crain house, probably photographed in 1970 by Larry Steve Crain.
Shown is the Ben Crain house. "I lived in this house with my father, mother, and younger sister during my fifth grade year in school," says Larry Steve Crain.
Shown is the Ben Crain house.
A pony named Beauty, owned by J.B. Crain, grazes in front of the Ben Crain home place.
Shown is the Ben Crain house.
Ben Crain is pictured as he proudly displays two mules in front of his barn on his farm. He farmed and worked as a carpenter.
Mildred Crain and Hazel Crain Ramey are pictured standing in front of the Ben Crain house. Hazel was the only daughter of Ben and Lola Dill Crain. She had five brothers.
Pictured are Lola Dill Crain and Ben Crain as they stand in front of their home.
Shown are Ben and Lola Dill Crain host a reunion on their property.
Shown is a table -- spread with delicious home-cooked food as the Ben Crain family gathers in summertime in 1955.
Pictured is the Ben Crain farm, from the top of a hill.
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