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Walworth Street
1900
Buildings along Walworth Street. Caption reads: "Walworth Street, Elkhorn, Wis."
Tavern
1926
View of a tavern set in a neighborhood, and surrounded by houses and trees.
Blair House
1890
View across unpaved road towards the Blair House. Caption reads: "Blair House, The Travelingman's Home, Blair, Wis."
Illegal Gambling Machines
April 1942
Three illegal gambling machines (slot) in the Lone Oak Inn, on Highway 12, north of Elkhorn.
Hawks Tavern
1930
A car is parked in front of Hawks Tavern, also known as Hawks Inn, with trees, a street sign and power lines.
Illegal Gambling Machines
April 11, 1942
Three illegal gambling machines in the Green Parrot Tavern on Highway 12, north of Elkhorn. The machines are in a case, which the proprietor closes when he becomes suspicious of strangers.
