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H. Schildhauer Home Interior
1893
View of a Victorian-style room in the H. Schildhauer residence at 13 North Webster Street. Various paintings are on display in the room, some on easels, others leaning or displayed against the far ...
Bicyclists Standing Near a Tree
1898
Mr. and Mrs. H. Schildhauer and Louis and Henry Harder stand near a large tree and rest from a bike ride on Mendota Drive.
Edward Schildhauer
1893
Mr. Edward Schildhauer sitting at a desk and writing in a book.
Two Women Sit on a Tree Limb
1898
Two women, Mrs. Osborn and Mrs. Schildhauer, sit on a large tree limb near Mendota Drive.
The Schildhauers looking at Photographs
1897
Four Schildhauers: H., Annie, Rudolph and Edward, sit in a parlor and look at a photo album.
Mrs. H. and Edward Schildhauer
1898
Mrs. H. and Edward Schildhauer rest on a large tree limb near lake Mendota. They are, presumably, resting from a bike ride along Mendota Drive.
