Single Bottom Plow - Colville, WA - Old Agricultural Equipment on Waymarking.com

This was the implement that created all the homesteaders' farms all over the world. Versions of this plow are still in use in underdeveloped countries. Mainly drawn by horses, mules, oxen or cattle these plows were ubiquitous until 80 or so years ago. This one was probably horse drawn when used. Manufacturer is unknown.

It is one of the many pieces of agricultural machinery on display at the Museum. Though there is a $5.00 charge to view the main building's displays, the outdoor displays are free to view and available all year. The museum building is closed from October through April.

Use or Purpose of Equipment: Single bottom plow Approximate age: 80-100 years Still in Use?: No Location: Stevens County Museum, near sign at entrance Fee for Access: no Manufacturer and model: Not listed

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