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Scotch Curlers
January 24, 1963
Woman from a visiting curling team from Scotland crouching over the house during a curling match while another woman watches.
Woman Curler
January 24, 1963
Elderly woman taking a break from a curling. She is a member of the "curling Scots" who toured the United States in 1963.
Female Curling Team
circa 1940-1949
A female curling team poses with their brooms and stones for a portrait.
Kiltie Invitational Bonspeil
February 27, 1967
Spectators view of a curling match at Riverside Park.
21st Annual Milwaukee Mixed Bonspiel
January 1971
L.J. Brodd and Mrs. Robert Rasche, both of Glendale, sweep ahead of the stone during a match as part of the 21st Annual Milwaukee Mixed Bonspiel. Mrs. Jane Brodd is watching in the background.
