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PH 1586 (3)
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Indian trails and waterways - Wisconsin's first arteries of transportation
: Artist: Emma Glenz.
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Arrival of pioneer settlers in Wisconsin during the 1830s
: Artist: Emma Glenz.
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Hauling lead to Cassville in the 1830s
: Artist: L.E. Blair.
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Building a plank road in 1846. New Lisbon - Milwaukee plank road was the first built in the United States
: Artist: L.E. Blair.
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Madison to Prairie du Chien stagecoach in 1848
: Artist: Emma Glenz.
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With the advent of the railroads in the 1850s, the plank road and the stagecoach soon vanished from the scene
: Artist: L.E. Blair.
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A grain caravan bound for Milwaukee resting overnight in Dodgeville in 1855
: Artist: L.E. Blair.
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Building a corduroy road in the 1860s
: Artist: L.E. Blair.
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A log and stone causeway in the days before bridges
: Artist: Emma Glenz.
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Ferries over Wisconsin's many streams formed an important link in early highway transportation
: Artist: Emma Glenz.
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The original “steam wagon”
: Artist: Schwenker.
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The first highway vehicle road race in the United States - from Green Bay to Madison, 1878
: Artist: Emma Glenz.
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Citizens working out their statutory poll tax in 1880
: Artist: F.A.M.
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From horses to horsepower in 1908
: Artist: L.E. Blair.
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[Horse drawn wagons fording a river]
: Artist: L.E. Blair.
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[Bicyclists on country road]
: Artist: Emma Glenz.
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