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Fulton Street in Edgerton
1874
View, from a distance, of Fulton Street in Edgerton. A church is in the distance.
Unidentified Farm
Several individuals stand outdoors, two on horses, on an unidentified farm. Numerous farm buildings are visible, along with a sewn field.
Front Yard Portrait
Seven individuals sit around a table on a front lawn. The four men on the left of the table sit with open books.
Front Yard Family Portrait
A family of nine sits on their front lawn with the interior tableware set for tea or coffee. In the background, a man is leaning against an unidentified object.
The Grounds of Tonyawatha House
Several men and women sit outside in the yard outside of the Tonyawatha House, later the Tonyawatha Spring Hotel.
A Portrait of Nils Dahl
Oval portrait of Nils Dahl taken by his brother Andreas Dahl.
