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T.S. Johnson Home
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View across yard towards the Johnson family sitting on steps of their house at 110 Grove Street. A horse and buggy is parked in the front yard. Mrs. Johnson (left), T.S. Johnson (on cart). Dr. Johnson was pastor of the Assembly Presbyterian Church of Beaver Dam.
1900
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Assembly Presbyterian Church
1917
Interior of the Assembly Presbyterian Church on the 50th anniversary of Dr. T.S. Johnson as pastor.
Willliams Free Library
1920
Angled view of the Williams Free Library. Caption reads: "The Williams Free Library, Beaver Dam, Wis."
Dodge County Historical Museum
1954
Dodge County Historical Museum, exterior view. This was the old Milwaukee railroad depot before it was remodeled for the Society's use.
Wayland Hall
1950
Front entrance to Wayland Hall, built in 1855, Wayland Junior College.
Industrial Sector
1905
Caption reads: "Birds Eye View, from cotton mill tower, Beaver Dam, Wis." Two churches are in the background, and there are smokestacks and a water tower near industrial buildings.
Assemby Presbyterian Church Exterior
1877
Stereograph view of the exterior of Assembly Presbyterian Church, surrounded by trees.
