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Monona Lake Assembly Pavilion Interior
1886
A view inside the Monona Lake Assembly Pavilion showing people gathered listening to speakers. Behind the speakers, a large banner is displayed. It is decorated as an American flag and reads, "Prog...
A Procession Led by Children
1886
A procession of the Monona Lake Assembly led by children carrying flowers. The Monona Lake Assembly Pavilion is partially visible on the left.
Monona Lake Assembly
1886
Women and children, who are members of the Monona Lake Assembly, relax beneath the trees at the Monona Lake Assembly grounds. There are tents and small buildings with tables and chairs. In the back...
Monona Lake Assembly Auditorium
1910
Monona Lake Assembly Auditorium and grounds. Designed by Morrison H. Vail of Chicago, built in 1900 by John H. Starck Co., John H. Findorff, vice-president. There is an American flag flying from th...
Monona Lake Assembly Auditorium
An exterior view of people sitting and standing outside of the Monona Lake Assembly Auditorium, which is partially obscured by trees. Designed by Morrison H. Vail of Chicago, built in 1900 by John...
Olin Park Auditorium
August 27, 1931
Olin Park auditorium - Assembly Hall as viewed from the East (lake side), built for Monona Lake Assembly Chautauqua purposes in 1900. Designed by Morrison H. Vail of Chicago, built by John H. Star...
