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Farwell's Madison Mills
circa 1870-1879
Farwell's Mill on the Yahara River at Lake Mendota.
Yahara River Mill
1850
A grist mill on the Yahara River at the outlet of Lake Mendota. The mill, called Farwell's Madison Mills was built in 1850 by Governor Farwell. The original mill burned down in 1873. A horse and wa...
Bascom Hall
circa 1860-1869
Stereograph from Wisconsin State Capitol of State Street and the University of Wisconsin, including Bascom Hall, and North and South Hall.
View of Wisconsin State Capitol and Bascom
1862
Stereograph from Spaight Street neighborhood looking toward Capitol and Bascom Hall.
View over North Hall
circa 1860-1869
Stereograph over North Hall on the University of Wisconsin campus with a view of the Lake Mendota shoreline and isthmus.
