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Cameron Macauley
Door County, Wis. Highway 57. Abandoned native stone barn, 9 miles east of Green Bay.
July 1956
1981.2281.0054
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Cameron Macauley
Ripon, Wis. St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Founded 1860
June 1956
1981.2281.0053
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Cameron Macauley
Kickapoo-Mississippi. Old House at Fork off Highway 171 East of Gays Mills.
July 1956
1981.2281.0052
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Cameron Macauley
Madeline Island, Wis. Wrought Iron Cross with sunburst. Indian Grave so. of La Pointe.
August 1956
1981.2281.0051
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Cameron Macauley
Madeline Island, Wis. Indian Graveyard south of La Pointe.
August 1956
1981.2281.0050
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Cameron Macauley
Douglas County, Wis. Highway "A" Abandoned Truck
August 1956
1981.2281.0049
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Cameron Macauley
Madeline Island, Wis. Indian Graveyard south of La Pointe.
August 1956
1981.2281.0048
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Cameron Macauley
Kickapoo-Mississippi. Old Headstone (Close-up Detail) - St. Phillips Cemetery. 8 miles east of Gays Mills on hywy 171.
July 1956
1981.2281.0047
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Cameron Macauley
Kickapoo-Mississippi. Riverside Repair Shop & Astor Fur Co. On the Mississippi, Praire du Chien, Wis.
July 1956
1981.2281.0046
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Cameron Macauley
Madeline Island, Wis. Indian Burial Shelter Graveyard south of La Pointe.
August 1956
1981.2281.0045
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Cameron Macauley
Ripon, Wis. St. Peter's Epis. Church, Founded 1860.
June 1956
1981.2281.0044
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Cameron Macauley
Douglas County, Wis. Highway 57. Abandoned native stone barn. 9 miles east of Green Bay.
July 1956
1981.2281.0043
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Cameron Macauley
Douglas County, Wis. Highway "A" Abandoned Barn.
August 1956
1981.2281.0042
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Cameron Macauley
Lake Winnebago, Wis. Two Holer on Lake. South of Oshkosh
July 1956
1981.2281.0041
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Cameron Macauley
Douglas County, Wis. Highway "A," Abandoned Barn full of farm machinery.
Auguest 1956
1981.2281.0040
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Cameron Macauley
Military Highway. Lunchroom at Ridgeway, Wis. on Highway 18.
July 1956
1981.2281.0039
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Cameron Macauley
The old "Tremont Hotel" - Fisher & No. Waters Streets, Prairie du Chien, WIsconsin / with subdued sunlight.
July 1956
1981.2281.0038
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Cameron Macauley
Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Old abandoned limestone quarry
July 1956
1981.2281.0037
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Cameron Macauley
Door County, Wis. Highway 57. Corsten homestead of limestone, over 100 years old, 9 miles east of Green Bay
July 1956
1981.2281.0036
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Cameron Macauley
Military Highway. Toolshed in Catholic Cemetery, sw of Ridgeway, Wis. (about Aug. 11, 1833, Lou Meyers, 50, hung himself in a toolshed here,) / Detail of no. side.
July 1956
1981.2281.0035
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Cameron Macauley
Military Highway. Toolshed in Catholic Cemetery, sw of Ridgeway, Wis. (about Aug. 11, 1833, Lou Meyers, 50, hung himself in a toolshed here,) / Privy annex with one holer & headstone on path with "Frill" carved in it.
July 1956
1981.2281.0034
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Cameron Macauley
Door County, Wis. Highway 57. The Corsten homestead built of limestone (fieldstone)(100 yrs.)
July 1956
1981.2281.0033
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Cameron Macauley
Kickapoo-Mississippi Old House at fork off highway 171 east of Gays Mills.
July 1956
1981.2281.0032
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Cameron Macauley
Door County, Wis. Highway 57. Corsten homestead of fieldstone (limestone) over 100 years old
July 1956
1981.2281.0031
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