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Maple Bluff
Several men and boys sail in a canoe near a foliage covered rock outcropping. The boat is decorated with two flags, an American flag and one reading "JULIA."
Sailing
August 1934
Rear view of three young men sailing an E-Scow sailboat numbered U 65 in a regatta on Lake Mendota. "NAN TUCK" is painted on the stern of the boat. Maple Bluff is in the background.
Aerial View of Eastern Lake Mendota
1956
Aerial view over the eastern end of Lake Mendota, looking northeast. Maple Bluff is in the foreground and Truax Field is in the background.
Mother and Young Children in Lake Mendota
July 12, 1955
Bette Sonneland and her children, Kim (age 3) and Kristin (9 months), enjoying Lake Mendota in a rubber boat near the home of Bette's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Scneiders of 19 Fuller Drive.
