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Dam on Soft Maple Creek
April 1959
The Mississippi River Logging Company's dam built in Soft Maple Creek in 1877.
Soft Maple Creek Dam
April 1959
The Mississippi River Logging Company's dam built in Soft Maple Creek in 1877.
Soft Maple Creek
1910
A river scene, presumably Soft Maple Creek. Caption reads: "River Scene, Weyerhauser, Wis."
Hotel Maple
1905
Exterior view of the Hotel Maple. Caption reads: "Hotel Maple, Weyerhaeuser Wis."
Foundation of Lumber Mill
May 1959
The foundation stones from the hardwood lumber mill constructed by F. Weyerhaeuser in 1885 on the north shore of Bowker Lake. Hills are in the distance.
Foundation of Lumber Mill
May 1959
The foundation stones from the hardwood lumber mill constructed by F. Weyerhaeuser in 1885 on the north shore of Bowker Lake.
