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Street Scene

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Text on front reads: "Street Scene, Rice Lake, Wis." The right side of Main Street, looking North. The street is unpaved, with sidewalks in front of the businesses. There are advertising signs for "Owl Cigar" and "Swift's Pride Soap and Washing Powder" on the side wall of a building on the far left. The storefronts behind the horse and buggy have signs that read: "Frank Youngbajer Smoke Store", N. W. Heintz, Pharmacist", and the storefront on the far right has a sign that reads: "Robarge & Schneider". All of the businesses have awnings and signs indicating the names. There is a horse and buggy in front of one store near a handwritten sign that reads: "Ice Cream Soda".

Date Created:
1901

Publication Information

Date Created 1901

Physical Description

Format Image
Extent 1 postcard
Dimensions 14 x 9 cm

Collection Information

Digital Collection History Center
Source Collection Wisconsin postcard collection, circa 1860s?-circa 1990s
Call Number PH 2744
Catalog Record https://search.library.wisc.edu/catalog/999465793002121
Finding Aid https://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/wiarchives.uw-whs-ph02744

Copyright Information

Copyright Status COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Rights Holder Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W013XUO
Legacy ID
WHi 148664

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