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Commerical Buildings in Town
1912
Elevated view of street, including horse-drawn carts and unidentified commercial buildings.
Panoramic Bird's-Eye View of New Richmond
1912
Panoramic bird's-eye view. Identifiable businesses include: T.J. McNally Clothing & Shoes, M.J. Casey, The Winter Drug Store, Bank of New Richmond.
Bird's-Eye View of New Richmond
1912
Bird's-eye view of New Richmond, including a water tower, and commercial and residential buildings.
St. Croix County Insane Asylum
Front of St. Croix County Insane Asylum. Clipping caption reads: "St. Croix Co. Insane Asylum, New Richmond, Wis., Pub. for C.C. Casey."
Elevated View of Tornado Damage
June 12, 1899
Elevated view over water, perhaps Hatfield Lake, of damage to houses and property caused by a tornado. Groups of people are scattered throughout the town.
