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Three Chimneys
View across field of the Three Chimneys rock formation, which is surrounded by trees and a barbed wire fence.
Public School
1912
Exterior of the school, which has a bell tower. The word "boys" is painted on a fence behind the school
Shot Tower Tunnel
1920
Entrance of the tunnel to the bottom of the shot tower. There is graffiti around the entrance.
The Narrows in Congress Hall
1925
View down a narrow wooden walkway through rock formations at Congress Hall, on the Dell View Resort property.
Scene at Congress Hall
1925
Rock formations at Congress Hall on the Dell View Resort property.
Monument in Memory of First Settlers
1922
Monument dedicated to the first settlers of Coon Valley. The monument is in Norwegian. There is a cemetery in the distance.
