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Digital Collections
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Men with Posters
Men preparing a poster display for the Pickaninny Minstrel Show, possibly the Werner Brothers.
Railway Crane lifting Boxcar
Crowd watching a railway crane lift a boxcar from the Chicago and Northwestern Railway back on the track.
Halcyon Brick Works
View across field towards tall chimneys, wooden buildings, and a large kiln. Identified as the Halcyon Brick Works, approximately halfway between Black River Falls and Hatfield.
