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Building I-94 with Earthmover
October 1959
Construction of Interstate Highway I-94 in Waukesha County using an earthmover manufactured by Allis Chalmers.
Case Tractor and Grader
1935
This image which was probably taken for publicity purposes by the company, shows a J.I. Case Model L tractor pulling a Galion E-Z Lift road grader.
Four Wheel Drive Truck
Dump truck manufactured by the Four Wheel Drive Co. of Clintonville and owned by Shawano County. The truck is equipped for rolling and dressing unpaved roads. This image was used for publicity pu...
Half Clover Leaf Intersection
1967
Intersection of US Highway 41 and Wisconsin Highway 26 near Oshkosh.
Case Tractor and Grader
1935
A Galion E-Z Lift road grader pulled by a Case Model L tractor, allowing a close-up view of the grading machinery.
