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Ann Mitchell Library
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Text on front reads: "Ann Mitchell Library-Tower Hill, Wis." A one-story, wooden building with a wrap-around veranda and broad front steps surrounded by trees. This property became part of Tower Hill State Park in 1922. The library has ties to Lutie Eugenia Stearns, Wisconsin library pioneer, and Jenkin Lloyd Jones, a prominent Unitarian Minister.
1922
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W013Y69
WHi 149199
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Tower Hill
1910
Text on front reads: "Tower Hill, Spring Green, Wis." View across water towards a rocky formation along the Wisconsin River in Tower Hill State Park.
Congregational Church
1907
Text on front reads: "Congregational Church, Spring Green, Wis." The clapboard church was built in the Greek Revival style in 1868. Trees, a lawn and shrubs surround the building. Additions were bu...
Wisconsin River Wagon Bridge
August 29, 1913
Text on front reads: "Wisconsin River Wagon Bridge, Spring Green, Wis." Elevated view of the bridge over the Wisconsin River on State Highway 23. It was described as a "lost pony truss swing and th...
Business Block
January 20, 1917
Text on front reads: "Business Block, Spring Green, Wis." An unpaved street with automobiles and horse drawn vehicles, many parked at the curb. Pedestrians are on the sidewalks and street in front ...
Spring Green High School
September 26, 1916
Text on front reads: "Spring Green High School, Spring Green, Wis." Three-story brick school building with an arched entrance. The grounds have sidewalks and trees.
Wisconsin River Bridge
1950
Text on front reads: "Wisconsin River Bridge, Spring Green, Wis." A truss bridge with eight spans over the Wisconsin River on State Highway 14. The bridge was built in 1949 and reconstructed in 198...
