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PH 4289
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Part 1 (PH 4289): Original Collection, circa 1970s-circa 1980s?
33 transparencies
: Transparencies for a slide show documenting Wisconsin architecture. Includes brief textual descriptions for structures throughout Wisconsin, including the State Capitol in Madison, the first territorial capitol in Belmont, the Wade House in Greenbush, the Lincoln-Tallman House in Janesville, and Draper Hall in Oconomowoc. Also included are views of a covered bridge in Cedarburg.
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Belmont. First Territorial Capitol building
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Cassville. Stonefield
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Cedarburg. Covered bridge, 1.5 miles north of STHs 60 and 143
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Delafield. Hawk's Inn
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Dodgeville. Iowa County Court House
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East Troy. Cobblestone Hotel or Buena Vista House
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Elkhorn. Edward Elderkin House, 127 South Lincoln Street
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Elm Grove. Scene along old Watertown Plank Road
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Green Bay
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Cotton House, 2632 South Webster Avenue
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Roi-Porlier_Tank Cottage
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Fort Howard Hospital, 402 North Chestnut
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Greenbush. Wade House
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Janesville. Lincoln-Tallman Mansion, 440 North Jackson
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Kaukauna. Grignon House, Augustin Road
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Madison
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Red Gym, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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State Capitol
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Milton. Milton House
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Mineral Point. Pendarvis House, 114 Shake Rag Street
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New Diggings. Church of St. Augustine
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Neenah. Grand Loggery, Doty Park
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Oconomowoc. Draper Hall, 219 North Main Street
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Portage. Indian Agency House
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Prairie du Chien
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Villa Louis
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Racine
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First Congregational Church
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Long House
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Birthplace of the Republican party
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Watertown
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Octagon House, 919 Charles Street
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Waukesha. Lain-Estburg Mansion, 229 Wisconsin Avenue
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Wauwatosa. Lowell Damon House, 2107 Wauwatosa Avenue
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2008/094
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Part 2 (2008/094, Audio 1631A): Additions, undated
1.4 cubic feet (1 records center carton and 1 archives box) and 1 cassette tape
: Slides shows and transparencies about immigration and early Wisconsin history, from territorial days to the early 20th century. One program focuses on the fur trade in the Lake Superior region and includes an accompanying audio recording and transcript.
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2014/084
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Part 3 (2014/084): Additions, circa 1970s-circa 1980s
0.2 cubic feet (1 half archives box)
: The slides depict historical sites and places of mention in Madison, Wisconsin from circa 1970s-circa 1980s. The first two folders contain two different slide shows, depicting Madison's history. Subsequent folders are titled by the slide identification numbers. The 1200s folder slides consist of aerial and wide angle views of downtown Madison (the Isthmus), and a photograph from Baird Law Office (all undated). The 1300s folder consists of exterior views of the state capitol, historic Madison houses (interior and exterior), including the Pierce, Bashford, Kendall, and Brown Houses, amongst other unidentified houses, and an image from Old Spring Tavern (1971-1973, and undated). The 1400s folder consists of historic Madison, including the Old Spring Tavern, the Parkway, S.S. Kresge Company, St. Raphael's church, Forest Hill, exterior images of Bascom Hall, and other assorted buildings (1970-1975, and undated). The 1500s folder consists of University of Wisconsin buildings, including South Hall, Bascom Hall, Red Gym, Camp Randall, and other campus locations (1880, 1972, and undated). The 4000s folder consists of images of Camp Randall and a map of Nolan's plan (images from 1975 April-June). After the numbered slide folders is a folder of miscellaneous photographs from Madison from 1970-1975 (some undated included). The last folder contains photographs unrelated to Madison's history, and depicts an excavation at a historical site outside of the United States.
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