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Phillips Fire Historic Marker

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Mrs. James Sima, a child when the Phillips Fire of 1894 raged, standing next to the historical marker documenting the horrific fire.

Date Created:
December 9, 1964
Creator:
Mrs. James Slowey

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Creator
Mrs. James Slowey
Date Created
December 9, 1964

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Format
Image
Dimensions
8 x 9 cm

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IN COPYRIGHT
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Journal Sentinel, Incorporated; Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W014DK7
Legacy ID
WHi 123245

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