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Congregational Church
1913
Congregational Church and the Church Cottage located on the Mission grounds at La Pointe.
Church Cottage at Mission Inn
1913
View across lawn of the Church Cottage and Congregational Church on Madeline Island.
Elizabeth Baker and Anne Ashley
1913
Two girls and a girl sit on the wooden stoop near a door. Grant's Point farm, Madeline Island.
Apostle Islands
1913
Mary Baldwin (Duluth), John Neimeyer (Duluth), and the bow of the "Zenya."
Walk in front of Hull Cottage
1915
Wooden walkway with railings surrounded by trees.
Gathering Raspberries at Grant's Point
1913
Elizabeth Baker and Anne Ashley gathering raspberries and getting milk on the road to Grant's Point on Madeline Island.
