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Description: | People assembled at storefront along the street of a small town in "poor farming country." |
Date: | 07 1930 |
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Description: | Downtown Aurora, a "prosperous town in good farming country," seen from the street. |
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Description: | Two farmers standing in the bed of a wooden Columbus wagon loaded with groceries and other goods. The original caption reads: "One of the reasons why Alaba... |
Date: | 04 01 1907 |
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Description: | Bird's-eye view of Fairchild. There is a windmill on the right. |
Date: | 11 25 1919 |
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Description: | Submarine float for parade and bonfire celebrating Armistice Day. |
Date: | 1958 |
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Description: | An aerial view of the contruction of a new wing on the State Office Building. |
Date: | 03 1954 |
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Description: | Elevated view looking north from the Wisconsin State Capitol down Hamilton Street. The Belmont Hotel and various storefronts are along Capitol Square. |
Date: | 06 26 1906 |
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Description: | Group of salespeople standing in front of The Big Store. |
Date: | 1945 |
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Description: | An International tractor pulls a parade float down a commercial street lined with spectators. The float celebrates International Harvester's war production... |
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Description: | Elevated view of the Jackson County Bank on a snowy day. |
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Description: | View across street towards the Jackson County Bank located at the southwest corner of First and Main Streets. Two men are standing on the sidewalk on the l... |
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Description: | View from street towards the facades of Dr. Penton's Office, the telephone company and Van Schaick's photography studio. Two men are standing on the sidewa... |
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Description: | Copy photograph of a crowded stagecoach is being pulled by four horses through the intersection of First and Main Streets. |
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