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Bank of Sun Prairie
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View from street towards a woman walking down the sidewalk in front of the Bank of Sun Prairie building, with Stoehr's variety store. There is a shoe store in the same block.
October 18, 1935
McVicar, Angus Boyd, 1903-1964
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Lee Finger and Ferdinand Gritzmacher
October 18, 1935
Lee Finger and Ferdinand Gritzmacher, two witnesses to Sun Prairie bank holdup.
White Leghorn Hen
January 22, 1935
Two views of white leghorn hen, Herb's Hatchery.
Storefronts on West Mifflin Street
September 26, 1930
Stores on West Mifflin Street including Jordan's Clothing, 119, Blackhawk Electric Company, 121, New York Store Rugs 123, and Virginia Grill, 125.
Wisconsin Power and Light Co.
May 26, 1929
Wisconsin Power and Light Co. building, 122 W. Washington Avenue.
Emporium Department Store
January 18, 1934
Exterior of the Emporium Department Store at 15-17 North Pinckney Street, also showing Joe Tittle Meat Market, Rennebohm's drug store, and automobiles angle parked along the street.
