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Digital Collections
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Baraboo Campground
1925
The free tourist campground in Baraboo. Although similar free facilities were clustered in resort areas, by 1926 the Highway Commission engineer could report that over 200 Wisconsin cities and vil...
Olin Park Tourist Camp
1925
The Olin Park tourist campground on the shore of Lake Monona in Madison.
Tourist Free Campground
1925
An information station advertising: free camping, with hot sandwiches and coffee, and tents and cots for sale. On a utility line pole, there are signs for the "free camp drive-in." Two men and a ca...
Panoramic Resort at Devil's Lake State Park
1925
View of two-seat lawn swings amid trees on a lawn. Cabins are along a hill in the background. There is an information center on the far left.
Black Earth Tourist Park
1925
The tourist park in Black Earth. Typically such facilities were free for motorists.
Modern Rooms — E.F. Lueth
1925
View across road of a two-story home located on a corner lot at 330 5th Avenue. There are signs on the lawn advertising rooms for tourists. A man is standing in the backyard.
