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Isham & Hale Store
1880
Elevated exterior view of the Isham & Hale Store, with bolts of cloth displayed outside.
Wagon and Team
1925
A man standing in a wagon drives a team of horses through an intersection. The horses are wearing horse fly-nets. A second man and dog walk on the left. There are automobiles parked along the street.
Men and Dog in Field with Horse-Drawn Binder
1900
A man and a dog are standing near a man using a horse-drawn McCormick binder in a field.
Horse-Drawn Fire Wagon
1890
Horse-drawn fire wagon in front of several brick buildings, including the Capitol Publishing building, near the water tower. The man driving the wagon may be a firefighter.
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.
Juneau Avenue
W. Juneau Avenue commercial district looking east from N. 7th Street. A dog is crossing the street in the foreground, and pedestrians, and horse-drawn vehicles are in the distance.
