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Christian Turck House
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Germantown, Washington Co., Wi. 1890-1910. Christian Turck House built in 1835 by Turck who was a German immigrant. The structure is today (1977) located at Old World Wisconsin in Eagle, Wisconsin.
1934
John, Clarence
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WHi 35850
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Christian Turck House
1935
Exterior view of the Christian Turck House built in 1835 by Turck who was a German immigrant.
Christian Turck House
1900
Christian Turck House built in 1835 by Turck who was a German immigrant.
Christian Turck House
1975
Built by Christian Turck, this building has now been moved to the site of Old World Wisconsin at Eagle, Wisconsin, and is now called the Turck-Schottler house.
Birthplace of Augusta (Koepsell) Graese
1975
The birthplace of Augusta (Koepsell) Graese.
Natesta Cabin Site
July 15, 1925
Natesta cabin site in Clinton. View down road, with a fence on the right, and fields on both sides.
YMCA Building
1934
The second YMCA building in Kenosha. It was used as a commercial structure at the time of the photograph.
