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Egg Harbor Road
April 1920
Snow clings to trees and fences along Egg Harbor Road near the Hotz cottages.
Egg Harbor Road
1924
A rustic lattice fence encloses the Hotz family compound on Egg Harbor Road (Highway 42) outside of Fish Creek. There is deep snow on the ground and frost on the trees.
Stone Garage and Tower
1920
View of the stone garage and tower at the Hotz Fish Creek compound on Egg Harbor Road, now Highway 42. There is a rustic lattice fence and gate along the road. Light snow covers the birch and everg...
Ice on Shore
April 1920
Ice and driftwood, including large tree trunks, piled on the shore near Egg Harbor.
Hotz Cottage
1920
One of the Hotz Fish Creek cottage stands covered with snow among birch and evergreen trees.
