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Publication Information
Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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| Dimensions | 9 x 15 cm |
Collection Information
| Call Number | PH 3764 |
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Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED |
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Eight Boys
Eight young boys, including Sherman Benson, Don Finley and possibly Gaylord Nelson, pose together in a line.
Gaylord and Stannard Nelson as Children
Gaylord Nelson and his brother Stannard play behind the office of their father A. N. Nelson.
Dog Team on the Yukon Trail
View of four men with a dog team on the Yukon Trail. Copyright by Winter & Pond.
Blizzards Are Fun
1955
Winter scene with Mark Mueller, the photographer's son standing ankle deep in snow with a dog, and smiling as the snow continues to fall. The family was sledding north of Appleton near what is now ...
Dog Pulling Sled
1910
T.J. Thompson seated on a sled pulled by his dog. He traveled among the lumber camps between Winter and Raddison, selling watches and jewelry.
