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Street Scene in Lone Rock
1908
View down unpaved street in Lone Rock. A building on the right has a sign painted on the side that reads: "Monona House". Caption reads: "St. Scene Lone Rock, Wis."
Three Lakes, Wisconsin
1920
View down unpaved street. Caption reads: "Street Scene — Three Lakes, Wis."
Cook Street
1905
Colorized postcard of a view of Cook Street. Caption reads: "Cook Street, Portage, Wis."
View of Spooner, Wisconsin
1905
View of a street scene, with the Spooner State Bank in the foreground, and the William Busch Meat Market and a confectionary further down the street. Caption reads: "Street Scene, Spooner Wis."
Main Street
1900
View down unpaved Main Street with storefronts are along both sides. A sign on a building further down on the right reads: "Nixon House". Caption reads: "Scene on Main Street, Gratiot, Wisconsin."
Main Street
1910
View across unpaved street towards commercial buildings and storefronts on the right. The Wild Rose State Bank is on the far right. Caption reads: "Main Street Wild Rose, Wis."
