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Isaac DeForest Home
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Isaac DeForest home. Pauline Dahl standing at the bottom of the front steps of large two-story frame house; the house has lattice work at bottom of porch, a railing at top, and a tower type structure on roof of porch. Carriage house in background on right. Converted to Park Hotel in 1890's by Ole S. Holum. Sold to Lewis Dahl in 1906(?).
circa 1900-1909
Dahl, Andreas Larsen, 1844-1923
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DeForest Men's Baseball Team
circa 1900-1909
DeForest men's baseball team on playing field.
Isaac DeForest House
The Isaac DeForest house, which was owned by Louis Dahl at the time.
Park Hotel
circa 1900-1909
The Park Hotel, once lived in by Lewis Dahl and family. It was also the Isaac DeForest home. Men and women are standing outdoors. There is a wagon or carriage outside and snow on the top of a frame...
Dining Hall at DeForest House
circa 1900-1909
Dining hall, DeForest House (or Park Hotel). Dr. Bertrand, right, his wife Tina, opposite. [Dahl family had "last reunion" about 1912].
Men's Baseball Team
circa 1900-1909
Men's baseball team. One man is wearing a DeForest Imp. Co. jacket.
Men's Baseball Team
circa 1900-1909
Men's baseball team. Windsor, DeForest insignias (?).
