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Bird's-Eye View of New Richmond
1912
Bird's-eye view of New Richmond, including a water tower, and commercial and residential buildings.
Panoramic Bird's-Eye View of New Richmond
1912
Panoramic bird's-eye view. Identifiable businesses include: T.J. McNally Clothing & Shoes, M.J. Casey, The Winter Drug Store, Bank of New Richmond.
Fourth of July
1870
Stereograph of New Richmond(?) during a fourth of July celebration. Identification has not been fully verified, but there was a Coombs Hotel in this town at this time; and other factors also suppor...
East Side of Main Street
1860
Elevated view of east side of Main Street, with Langlois & Robilliard visible at 137 Main Street.
East Main Street
1860
Elevated view of east side of Main Street, with Raymond & Jones Hardware visible at 112 Main Street.
Downtown Sheboygan
1972
Elevated view of downtown Sheboygan, with a set of horse-drawn carts on the street in front of storefronts. In the distance is a church steeple.
