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Pine Lake House

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Three-quarter view from road of a wood frame, one and one half story house with a cupola and two tall chimneys. There is a full-length front porch on the main floor and large striped awnings on the front second-story windows on a balcony. Vines are growing on the porch and there is a picnic basket at the top of the steps. A glimpse of the lake is seen through the open porch. The house, the residence of George F. Brumder, was later enlarged and remodeled.

Date Created:
1914

Publication Information

Date Created
1914

Physical Description

Format
Image
Extent
1 photograph
Dimensions
14 x 8 cm

Collection Information

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
Rights Holder
Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W0146A4
Legacy ID
WHi 139329

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1940

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Outdoor group portrait of members of the Brumder family at the celebration of the forty-fifth wedding anniversary of George Frederick Brumder (1878-1961), far right, and Thekla Henrietta Wollaeger ...

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Postcards
Pine Lake House

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1940

Photographic postcard view of a house from the driveway, which slopes down to the two-story wood frame building. Facing the driveway is an entryway which has a small roof over it, and a large chimn...

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Herman and Muggsy

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Herman Otto Brumder (1880-1950) standing on the boat landing of the Pine Lake home built by his father, George Brumder. Herman is holding a treat for his dog Muggsy. There are large planters on th...

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Brumder Family on Porch

Brumder Family on Porch

1900

George Brumder, sitting at right, and his wife Henriette Brandhorst Brumder, sitting and wearing a dark dress, are posing with family members on the porch of their summer house on Pine Lake. Standi...

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