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Workingmen's Headquarters
1905
View across street towards the exterior of the bar at Workingmen's Headquarters. A man is standing on the sidewalk in front of the building.
Manure Spreader Wheels
1905
Wheels for a manure spreader outdoors at McCormick Works.
Man Driving Horse-Drawn Manure Spreader
1905
View towards a man driving a horse-drawn manure spreader in a field in a residential area, (test plot?). A sign on the side of the manure spreader reads: "Manure Spreader No. 3." There are storefro...
Binder at McCormick Works
June 2, 1906
A McCormick binder is set up outdoors at McCormick Works.
First Milwaukee Reaper Built at McCormick Works
December 20, 1905
"First Milwaukee Reaper Built at McCormick Works, Dec 20, 1905."
First Milwaukee Reaper Built at McCormick Works
December 20, 1905
"First Milwaukee Reaper Built at McCormick Works, Dec 20, 1905."
