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Footbridge near Brunet Falls
circa 1910-1919
Footbridge spanning the Chippewa River near Brunet Falls (now Cornell Falls)
Town Skyline
circa 1910-1919
Elevated view of park-like, lightly-wooded area with Duncan Creek running through it. A dirt road runs over a bridge to the left. The skyline of Chippewa Falls is hazy in the distance.
Bridge Over a Stream
circa 1910-1919
A bridge across a small creek in Silver Springs Park. Some birch and pine trees are nearby.
Dam on Duncan Creek
circa 1910-1919
Elevated view from steep shoreline of dam in Chippewa Falls.
Outdoor Meeting
circa 1910-1919
About two dozen men sit in chairs and on stumps in a clearing in a wooded area, having a meeting.
Holcombe Dam
circa 1910-1919
The Holcomb[e] or Little Falls Dam on the Chippewa River, with rocky shoreline in foreground.
