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Chapel at Willerup Camp in Cambridge
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Caption reads: "Chapel at Willerup Camp — Lake Ripley — Cambrdige. Wis." The camp was named for the Danish immigrant minister, Christian B. Willerup, who established the "oldest Methodist Episcopal church ever built by Norwegians, Danes, or Swedes in this or any other country" at Cambridge.
1926
Gillett, Sherwin
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