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Winter Scene
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Winter scene along the Yahara river near the East Johnson Street bridge at Thornton Avenue. Ice is coating the tree limbs, and steam is rising from the water. Boats are docked at the river edge, turned upside down.
January 20, 1954
Stein, Edwin
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Yahara River in Winter
January 26, 1954
Winter scene of the Yahara River lined with trees coated in hoarfrost as seen from Sherman Avenue Bridge at Tenney Park. A snow-covered pier is jutting out into the moving water.
Tenney Park Locks Activity
July 4, 1954
Boaters and fishermen on the Yahara River moving into Lake Mendota just after the water reached exit level at the Tenney Park lock.
Crowd at Accident Scene
March 23, 1934
Crowd standing on the Thornton Avenue bank of the Yahara River at the Milwaukee Road railroad bridge looking at a car-train accident scene where Mrs. Clark Frothingham was killed.
Tenney Park Locks Activity
July 4, 1954
Locktender Earl Wood swinging open the heavy lock gate for a speedboat operator passing through the lock on the Yahara River at Tenney Park. A sign above the lock reads: "Boats - 8 MPH."
Boys Fishing During Spring Break
April 19, 1954
Milwaukee boys, John and David Malec, in Madison to visit their grandmother, Mrs. Louis Malec at 1134 E. Gorham Street. John is fishing on the Yahara River near the Tenney Park locks, while David i...
Dead Fish in the Yahara River
September 20, 1949
Two Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources employees removing dead fish from the Yahara River near the Johnson Street bridge. The fish were evidently killed by industrial wastes that entered the...
