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Broken Pontoon Bridge
Elevated view of a pontoon bridge at Fillmore Street in Black River Falls built by the railroad. It had broken apart and was later repaired.
Pontoon Bridge
Pontoon bridge across the river on Fillmore Street built after the 1911 flood.
Elevated View of Central Black River Falls through an Alley
Elevated stereograph view of Black River Falls, between First and Second Streets, looking north across Main Street.
Boating Scene
Exterior view of two women and a boat on the shore of a body of water.
View of the Black River
Outdoor view, in stereograph form, looking up the Black River from Black River Falls. There are logs in the river in the foreground, and a bridge in the background.
Railroad Bridge
Black River Falls and the bridge spanning it, probably the second railroad bridge.
