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Spaulding Brand Wagon
A decorative Spaulding wagon is parked inside a brick building.
Spaulding Wagon Parked Indoors
A Spaulding Wagon parked inside of a brick building, possibly the first Spaulding Wagon built in Black River Falls.
Spaulding Wagon
A highly decorated Spaulding Wagon is parked in the interior of a brick building.
Men with Workhorses
Men with workhorses hitched to a sleigh, possibly a Spaulding Oscillating Sleigh.
View of Spaulding Boardinghouse and Wagon Shop from the Black River
View across river just below the dam towards buildings on the opposite shoreline. The buildings identified include the Spaulding wagon shop on the left, and the Spaulding boarding house on the right.
