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W014B89
WHi 113106
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Lower Prairie du Chien
1856
This map is ink and watercolor on paper and includes certifications inscribed by Saml. T. [M?]ight, a civil engineer, Edward H. Brodhead, James H. Lockwood, and others. The map features lot and blo...
Town of Wauzeeka, Crawford Co. Wis. : 15 Miles from Prairie du Chien
1856
This map shows lot and block numbers, streets, a mill, the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad, the train depot, and the Kickapoo River. Included in the lower right margin is information about Wauze...
City of Prairie du Chien
1856
This map shows lot and block numbers, streets, the Mississippi River, Fort Crawford, depot ground, and a graveyard. An old fort location is outlined in red ink and manuscript notations about its de...
Prairie du Chien Bird's-Eye Map
1870
During the War of 1812, the only battle fought in Wisconsin was in Prairie du Chien, in 1814. Made fifty-six years later, this birds eye drawing depicts the city's street names and street layouts, ...
