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Fish Hatchery
1935
B.O. Webster, superintendent of fisheries, on the left in an overcoat, and an unidentified man carrying a pail and dipper, on the right, are walking along a raceway at the fish hatchery. There is s...
State Trout Hatchery
1925
Text on front reads: "State Trout Hatchery, Wild Rose, Wis." The Fish Hatchery was built in 1908. View along hedge line and lawn towards the hatchery building. There is a pond on the left and trees...
Trout Ponds at the State Hatchery
1940
Text on front reads: "Trout Ponds at the State Hatchery, Wild Rose, Wis." View across ponds lined with trees. In the background on the right are a man and woman walking on a grassy path between the...
Hatching Jars
1939
Four men work with hatching jars at a state fish hatchery. The jars are arranged in two long rows.
