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Tallman House
1955
View across lawn towards the front entrance and right side of the Tallman House.
Tallman House
1955
View of the front and left side of the Tallman House from the front garden.
Charles Riley House
1955
Originally the Charles Riley house, 21 West Gilman Street. Historian Frederick Jackson Turner lived in the house in 1890.
Tallman House
1956
View across lawn towards the front and right side of the Tallman House. Caption reads: "Tallman Homestead, Janesville, Wisconsin".
