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Publication Information
| Date Created | April 1951 |
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Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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Collection Information
Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED |
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Firemen on North Pole Road
April 1951
"Theresa firemen drill on the bridge on North Pole Rd. The camera faces north. Some of the firemen are Les Beck, Andrew Schnitzler, Armand Zimmel, & Les Zimmel."
Cows Grazing
"Cows graze along the Rock River. In the distance is North Pole Road and beyond that tracks of the Soo Line Railroad."
Camera in Field
1955
"Cows were nosy when a camera was set up in a field near Theresa."
Camera in Field
1955
"Cows were nosy when a camera was set up in a field near Theresa."
Valentine's Day
February 12, 1978
"With the approach of Valentine's Day, the camera looks through the decorated windows of the Bob Bernhard home. Brenda watches her brother, Scott, playing in the snow."
