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Crawford Livingston, Jr.
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Three-quarter length portrait of Crawford Livingston Jr., a railroad man who lived in St. Paul, Minnesota. Crawford Livingston purchased the land and built the first parts of Forest Lodge, an estate near Cable, Wisconsin.
circa 1900-1909
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WHi 115893
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Mary Griggs Baby Portrait
1916
Portrait of Mary Griggs, daughter of Mary Steele Livingston Griggs and Theodore Wright Griggs.
Mary Griggs Burke
circa 1930-1939
Mary Griggs Burke as a young woman, sitting outdoors at Forest Lodge smiling and holding a dachshund dog.
Profile of Mary Griggs Wearing a Kerchief
1948
Mary Griggs is outdoors wearing a kerchief and coat. Forest Lodge and the grounds are in the background.
Mary Livingston Griggs by the Tennis Court
1956
Mary Livingston Griggs is standing next to the flowered edged fence of the Forest Lodge tennis court. Mary is wearing a dress with a short-sleeved cardigan over her shoulders.
Road through Forest
October 1960
A single lane dirt road curves through deciduous forest in early autumn on Forest Lodge property.
Cove Logging Camp on Lake Namakagon
1900
Cove Logging camp at future site of Forest Lodge property. The log building on the hill became the main house at Forest Lodge in 1902 when Crawford Livingston purchased the property. The hillside h...
