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Yahara River Dredging
1918
The dredge used for clearing the channel of the Yahara River between Lakes Monona and Waubesa. Two cottages are on the shore and a rowboat is tied along the bank.
Lake Kegonsa and Yahara River
1918
Yahara River flowing out of Lake Kegonsa. There appears to be a boat house on the shoreline in the background.
Lake Kegonsa and Yahara River
1918
Elevated view from hill of Yahara River flowing into Lake Kegonsa.
Lake Monona
1918
A view, looking east, of the north shore of Lake Monona from the area of South Brearly Street.
Lake Kegonsa and Yahara River
1918
Elevated view from hill of the Yahara River flowing south after leaving Lake Kegonsa. Last photo in the album, with the following statement "The little Yahara flows out of the beautiful land of fo...
