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Aupaumut Memorial Tablet
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The Aupaumut Memorial Tablet unveiling ceremony. The memorial is for Captain Hendrick Aupaumut, a Revolutionary War soldier, born 1757, died 1830. The tablet was erected by the Appleton Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
June 14, 1928
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Aupaumut Memorial Tablet
June 14, 1928
The Aupaumut Memorial Tablet unveiling ceremony. The memorial is for Captain Hendrick Aupaumut, a Revolutionary War soldier, born 1757, died 1830. The tablet was erected by the Appleton Chapter of ...
Unveiling of Eleazer Williams Tablet by the D.A.R.
October 26, 1927
View of a crowd of formally dressed men and women standing around a stone monument with a plaque on it. The edge of what may be a large American flag is visible behind the monument.
First Church Historic Site Marker
1925
Historic site marker to commemorate the first church in Baraboo. The inscription reads "The first church in Baraboo was erected on this lot by the Methodist Episcopal Society in 1850. This memori...
Unveiling of the Eleazer Williams Tablet by the D.A.R.
October 26, 1927
View of a crowd of formally-dressed men and women standing around the plaque mounted on a a large rock.
Plaque Dedication on Memorial Day
June 1993
Members of the Threresa American Legion Post 270 dedicated this plaque on Memorial Day. Les Beck, an army veteran, and Lorraine Heinecker, a Gold Star Mother, unveiled the stone.
