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Main and Water Streets
1911
View of Main and Water Streets while experiencing severe flooding.
Barrel and Box on Main Street
Barrel and box on the Main Street, looking west up the street. Large barber pole on the left side up the street, and Tollack and [?] storefront on right street corner.
Main Street Storefronts
Main Street lined with horses and wagons, with a large crowd of people gathered at the intersection. Storefronts, from left to right: City Barbershop, owned by H.A. Johnson; a Hardware Store; G.G. ...
Storefronts on Main Street
Horse and wagon in front of a storefront on Main Street with an elevated board sidewalk. Storefronts identified from left to right as G.G. Melbye Groceries and J.A. Eckern Jeweler.
Snowbank on Main Street
1910
Winter scene of a snowbank in the middle of the north side of Main Street between Water and First Streets, Black River Falls, Wisconsin. Storefronts identified from left to right include Dr. Abbott...
