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The Wisconsin Historical Society offers an ever-growing digital collection. Digitized materials reflect the full range of items in the collections including photographs, letters, newsletters, films, posters, architectural drawings, menus, and ephemera.
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Portrait of Miss Prilvits
Copy negative of possibly a tintype. Quarter-length oval portrait. The sitter is possibly Miss Prilvits. She is wearing earrings and has a ribbon in her hair.
Unidentified Couple
Portrait of couple sitting together with their arms linked. Unidentified tintype copy by Alexander Krueger.
Portrait of Florentina Wendorf Will
Copy negative of carte-de-visite of Florentina Wendorf Will taken by Alexander Krueger.
Unidentified Goetsch Portrait
A copy negative of "unidentified Goetsch picture" taken by Alexander Krueger. A young man is sitting in a chair. On either side of him two young girls stand wearing dresses. They are posed in front...
Albert and Ernst Goetsch
Copy from tintype by Alexander Krueger. Full-length portrait of Albert and Ernst Goetsch standing near a chair with decorative fringe.
August Krueger with Sailors
Copy from small tintype taken in 1902 by Alexander Krueger. August Krueger (with cigar and hat) and Charles Goetsch (with cigar and no hat) posing with a group of sailors.
