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Replica of Eleazer William's Cabin
1953
Replica of Eleazer William's log cabin, built on the same site in Lost Dauphin State Park.
Replica of Eleazer William's Log Cabin
1940
Replica of Eleazer William's original log cabin, with trees and a dirt road, five miles south of De Pere on the west bank of the Fox River.
Eleazer William's ("Lost Dauphin") Cabin
1920
Eleazer WIlliam's log cabin. A view of the side entrance surrounded by plants and trees.
Eleazer William's ("Lost Dauphin") Cabin
1885
Eleazer William's log cabin, five miles south of De Pere, overlooking the rapids of the Little Bakalin on the Fox River.
Eleazer William's ("Lost Dauphin") Cabin Site
1900
A girl sits on a log next to Eleazer William's log cabin site.
Eleazer William's ("Lost Dauphin") Cabin
1915
A group of people, men and women, standing outside in the yard in front of Eleazer William's log cabin, five miles south of De Pere. The women in the center is holding a long object, perhaps a fire...
