Falling farm buildings

I've been very impressed with the museum in Tulelake. Though they're in California, they're only a few miles south, maybe they can shed some light on the farming/religious culture of the area.

It´s falling, nevertheless impressive!!

It will not last very many years. Yes, I thought it was so interesting because it reminded me of Russian church ruins.

Yes, I have been there, too, and the artifacts of the Japanese internment camp are very moving. From my own knowledge: farming is almost entirely limited to three categories: potatoes, cattle and alfalfa. There are some 3rd generation Germans and Czechs, the rest are N. European heritage. Nearly all Protestant. There is also a settlement of Dunkards (similar to Amish) west of Tulelake, in Siskiyou Co. I see them in Klamath Falls, sometimes. Just the basic American rural assortment. Of course, a growing farm worker and entrepreneurial population from Mexico and points south.