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Forest Hill Cemetery Dike Damage
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Two men examine a break in the dike and the wash out damage at Forest Hill Cemetery, Section 22. The house in the background is located at 454 Virginia Terrace.
May 21, 1933
McVicar, Angus Boyd, 1903-1964
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W013B1L
WHi 5035
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Forest Hill Cemetery Dike Damage
May 21, 1933
View of Forest Hill Cemetery behind 440 Virginia Terrace, showing damage to dike.
House at 454 Virginia Terrace
August 25, 1927
House at 454 Virginia Terrace, view from right at driveway.
House at 454 Virginia Terrace
August 25, 1927
House at 454 Virginia Terrace, view from the left across sidewalk.
Wisconsin State Capitol from Bascom Hill
May 20, 1933
Wisconsin State Capitol from University of Wisconsin-Madison Bascom Hall on Lincoln Terrace.
George Trayer with Plywood Panel
June 23, 1933
U.S. Forest Products engineer, George W. Trayer, in the laboratory with a plywood panel, newly developed to provide strength and durability in construction.
House at 454 Virginia Terrace
August 25, 1927
House at 454 Virginia Terrace, view from right at driveway.
