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St. James Church
1880
Stereograph. On Spring Street. Front of church along the road, with trees on each side.
Wisconsin Street
1875
Stereograph of Wisconsin Street looking east from Spring Street.
Plankinton House
1880
Stereograph. The Plankinton House is in the near foreground across the street. A sign for Little Dry Goods, 105, is on the left, above a horse-drawn cart.
Elevated View with St. Mary's Convent
1881
Stereograph. Elevated view of rooftops on the west side, with St. Mary's Convent in the background.
Post Office Exterior
1876
Stereograph. Building also housed the Custom House. Corner of Milwaukee and Wisconisn Streets.
