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Dr. Birge at Trout Lake
1930
Dr. Birge sitting in a boat, probably at Trout Lake. The outboard motor on the boat has been tilted out of the water. A wooded shoreline is in the distance.
Trout Lake
1939
View across water towards the shoreline of Trout Lake. There is a thin, sandy beach, and trees all along the curved shoreline.
North Trout Lake
circa 1930-1939
View towards a boat pulled up on the sandy, curving shoreline of North Trout Lake.
Bacteriology Laboratory
1935
View looking down slope towards the Bacteriology Laboratory on the shore of Trout Lake. Trees are around the small, wood sided building, and the lake is in the background.
Dr. Birge on Trout Lake
circa 1930-1939
Dr. Edward Ashael Birge paddling on a raft in Trout Lake. In 1875 Dr. Birge first came to teach natural history at the University of Wisconsin, and remained part of the institution for the next 75 ...
Professor E.A. Birge's Laboratory
1925
Equipment is set-up in a laboratory at Trout Lake. A map of Oneida County is on the far wall between two windows.
