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Inside Kugler's Cabin
1914
The Gang posing with Edwin Kugler in his cabin on Pine lake. From left to right are: an unidentified man, Jack Greene, Kugler, and Howard Greene.
Kugler Homestead
1914
View across water towards a log cabin and an outbuilding on the homestead of Edwin Kugler between Pine and McFarland Lakes, north of Chicago Bay. There is a pier on the left.
Kugler and The Gang
1914
From left to right: Clay, Jack, and Edwin Kugler are next to a canoe on the shore of Pine Lake.
Feeding Foxes
1914
Over the shoulder view of Edwin Kugler feeding foxes through a chicken wire fence.
