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Wagon Bridge, Stevens Point, Wisconsin

Date: 1910
Description: View across grass towards a wagon bridge on the left crossing the Wisconsin River at Stevens Point. Caption reads: "Wagon Bridge, across Wisconsin River, S...
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Aerial View of Town

Date: 1955
Description: Aerial view of town, with commercial buildings, and cars in parking lots.
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Aerial View of Town and Wisconsin River

Date: 1965
Description: Aerial view that encompasses most of the town and part of the Wisconsin River.
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Stevens Point Saloon

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Description: Exterior view of the Stevens Point saloon owned by Albert Liss, a German immigrant. The saloon was located in the Polish North Ward known as the "Devil's ...
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Stevens Point Public Library

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Description: Exterior view from road of the Stevens Point Public Library. The library opened in 1904 and was funded by a $22,000 donation from Andrew Carnegie. Above th...
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River Pine Sanitarium

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Description: Exterior of River Pine Sanitarium, which opened in 1906. The sidewalk leads from a dirt road to a set of stairs. Caption reads: "River Pine Sanitarium, Ste...
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Main Street

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Description: View down Main Street. Cars are parked on either side of the street, and two cars are being driven by storefronts. On the left stands the Citizens National...
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Business Section

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Description: View down Main Street. Cars are parked on either side of the street and two cars are being driven by storefronts. Citizens National Bank, built in 1893, st...
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East Main Street

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Description: View down East Main Street lined by trees arching over the street. Cars are parked along the curbs, and two cars aredriving by storefronts.
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View Down Main Street

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Description: View down Main Street in a residential area. The street consisted of asphaltic concrete on old macadam.
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Main Street at Prentice

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Description: View from sidewalk down tree-lined Main Street at Prentice. A man is walking down the sidewalks.
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Business Section

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Description: View down street of business district with automobiles parked along the curbs. Pedestrians are on the sidewalks. Trees are along the right side of the stre...
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Strong's Avenue

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Description: View from right toward the left side of Strong's Avenue, a residential area. A house with large columns is on the left along with other residences.
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Strongs Avenue from Main Street

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Description: View down Strong's Avenue, taken from Main Street. An automobile drives past other parked cars and storefronts.
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Strongs Avenue from Clark Street

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Description: View down Strong's Avenue, taken from Clark Street. Automobiles park on either side of the street near storefronts. Perpendicular to Strongs Avenue is Main...
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Clark Street

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Description: View from right side of Clark Street toward a residential area on the left. Driveways lead from the paved street to the houses.
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Domestic Building Scene

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Description: Three children stand on the large porch of a domestic building. Stairs lead from the sidewalk to the porch.
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Saint Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church

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Description: Front view of Saint Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church, dedicated on December 7, 1890. The church features a central tower and elaborate stained glass windo...
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First Presbyterian Church

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Description: Exterior of First Presbyterian Church, built in 1892. The church features a large tower over its main entrance.
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Saint Peter's Catholic Church

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Description: Exterior of Saint Peter's Catholic Church, dedicated in 1897 and constructed by Joseph Hutter. The church is located on Fourth Avenue and features a centra...

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