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Woman at Spring
1925
An unidentified woman stands beside a stone spring house at a spring between Mt. Horeb and Black Earth.
Blue Spring
July 2, 1925
Charles E. Brown (pointing) and A.O. Barton, both of Madison, stand on a boardwalk at Blue Spring. The spring feeds the lake of the same name.
Cottage on Lake Mendota
1925
View from yard of small cottage standing on the northwest shore of Lake Mendota on the site of Rowan, also known as the St. Cyr stopping place.
Pavilion at Devil's Lake
1925
View from water of two unidentified men standing on the shoreline near the dance pavilion on the north shore of Devil's Lake.
Charles Brown at Pump
1925
Charles E. Brown stands beside a chain and crank operated water pump. Brown was the curator of the museum of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin and president of the Wisconsin Archeological S...
