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Law Park
1957
Law Park along Lake Monona, after filling in the shoreline to construct a road and parking lot. This is the current site of the Monona Terrace.
Law Park
1957
Law Park along Lake Monona, before filling in the shoreline to construct a road and parking lot.
Monona Terrace
July 2014
View from the top level of Monona Terrace towards the spiral ramp leading to the outdoor parking lot. Just beyond is John Nolen Drive and railroad tracks. Office, commercial and apartment buildings...
Lake Monona
1959
Elevated view looking south over Lake Monona. Shoreline and automobiles in parking lot in lower right, next to a road. Railroad tracks cross the lake and bay in the distance. The lake is partially ...
