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Trout Lake
circa 1940-1949
Panoramic view across water towards the Trout Lake shoreline. There are two men in a boat in the water in the foreground. There is a boathouse on the shore on the left. In the center among trees is...
Lodge at Trout Lake
circa 1940-1949
View towards side of lodge, with Trout Lake in the background.
State House — Trout Lake
circa 1940-1945
View of side of building, with the porch on the right facing Trout Lake. Caption in album reads: "Home."
Barn at Trout Lake
circa 1940-1945
View of front of barn. There is a metal gate in a fence in front of it, and trees behind it.
Trout Lake Nursery
circa 1940-1945
Elevated view of the nursery. Men are standing among the plantings. The barn is on the right.
Pete Christensen: Forester at Trout Lake
circa 1940-1945
Portrait of a man standing on snowy steps in front of the door of a building. He is resting one elbow on the post of a railing.