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Grazing Dairy Cows
circa 1936-1940
Seven dairy cows out grazing in a pasture, surrounded by trees.
Russell Street
circa 1936-1940
View from street towards the left of the residential neighborhood on Russell Street. The original negative was used for the Works Progress Administration (WPA) Writer's Program Collection as an ill...
Harold C. Bradley Residence
1938
The Harold C. Bradley residence at 106 North Prospect Avenue.
Monkey Island
circa 1936-1940
Spectators looking at the Monkey Island at Vilas Park Zoo (Henry Vilas Zoo). This is one of many images photographed by Harold Hone for "Wisconsin: A Guide to the Badger State."
Williamson Street with Fauerbach Brewery
1940
The 600 block of Williamson Street ("Machinery Row") with the old Fauerbach Brewery in the background.
