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Across Bridge in Winneconne
1875
View down unpaved street in Winneconne towards the bridge from the east side of town. Storefronts on the left have signs for "Stoves & Tinware" and "Harness Shop".
Sandra's Hat Shop
March 8, 1956
Sandra's Hat Shop, 101 State Street, with three show windows displaying hats, and a sign that reads: "Sandra's Exclusive Millinery."
Kunert Tin Shop, Superior, Wisconsin
1925
Exterior view of the A.W. Kunert Tin Shop.
Main Street
1905
View across street towards businesses along the left. Caption reads: "Main Street, West Luck, Wis."
Brown's Book Store
August 31, 1954
View towards the Brown's Book Store storefront, 673 State Street, with display windows.
Darling Shop Display Windows
November 6, 1940
Exterior night view of Darling Shop, 9 East Main Street, with display windows and lighted neon "Darling Shop" sign.
