 The George N. Saegmuller family raised livestock, including cows, horses, pigs, chicken, geese, and guineafowl, The family also maintained a vineyard and orchard, and grew crops such as corn and hay.By 1891, George N. Saegmuller was thought of as one of the “principle farmers” in the countryref name="usdi" /> In 1882, Saegmuller built a stone barn, in the spot where now sits the Knights of Columbus EDW Hall.The Reserve Hill property also included three tenant farmers’ houses and a house for the foreman.