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Publication Information
| Creator | Gillett, Sherwin |
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Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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| Dimensions | 13 x 11 cm |
Collection Information
| Source Collection | Sherwin H. Gillett papers and photographs, 1880s-1964 (bulk 1910-1961) |
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| Call Number | (G5)01071 |
Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED |
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View from Field of La Farge
1924
View over valley of town in the distance. A low hill is in the background. A fence and a path are near trees in the foreground.
Boy at La Farge Dam
1920
A boy holds a stick while standing on a wood plank of the dam.
Kickapoo River Bridge
View down a metal bridge over the Kickapoo River showing a truck parked on the far side of the bridge. A man and a boy are standing at the rail of the bridge on the left. A post on the left is pain...
