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Clam Lake Guard Station
1936
View across lawn of Chequamegon National Forest Guard Station sign in front of one-story guard station building with two front doors.
Hank's Inn
1938
Two-story log building with a Grain Belt Beer/Hank's Inn sign at the Pinehurst Inn on Lower Clam Lake.
Northern Wisconsin Tavern
1936
Two automobiles are parked next to a tavern with a Blatz Beer sign hanging out front. An American flag hangs from a flagpole.
No-Ma-Ba-Be Lodge
1935
View from hill of wooden row boats pulled on shore of two-story log cabin belonging to Dr. Bengston on White Bass Lake near Clam Lake.
Uncle Tom's Cabin
1935
Log cabin with an enclosed front porch in a sylvan setting on White Bass Lake.
Hemlock Lodge
1943
Exterior view of Hemlock Lodge, a one-story log and wood building with a brick chimney. There is a lawn chair on the far left.
