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Goose Effigy Mound at Black Hawk Country Club
1919
A goose effigy mound outlined with lime, on the grounds of the Black Hawk Country Club. The folded wings are characteristic of goose effigies in the area of Madison, Wisconsin.
Nakoma Country Club Score Card, Front Side
circa 1920
Front view of golf score card for the Nakoma Country Club featuring illustration of a Native American man at the top.
Nakoma Country Club
August 25, 1930
Nakoma Country Club, 4145 Country Club Road, became Nakoma Golf Club in 1944.
National Open Golf Tournament Golfers
May 13, 1935
Five male golfers who will represent Wisconsin in the National Open Golf Tournament at Oakmont Country Club near Pittsburgh. Pictured l to r, at the Maple Bluff Country Club, are: Don McKenna, Mapl...
Milo Kittleson at the Nakoma Country Club
June 23, 1923
Madison Mayor Milo Kittleson hitting the first tee shot on the temporary nine-hole golf course of the Nakoma Country Club at the formal opening on June 23, 1923 at 2:50 p.m. Nakoma's first golf pro...
Nakoma Country Club
August 25, 1930
View of the Nakoma Country Club, 4145 Country Club Road, became the Nakoma Golf Club in 1944.
