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Trio sings at First Brigade Band concert, Brodhead, Wisconsin. From left: Rick Jornalien, Chris Bettenhausen, Paul Roemer.
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Crowd gathers at South Side Park in Brodhead, Wisconsin for the First Brigade Band concert.
The crowd attending the First Brigade Band concert in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The First Brigade Band departs Brodhead by train, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Wives of First Brigade Band gather on train, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The First Brigade Band departs Brodhead, Wisconsin by train.
Crowd gathers at Brodhead, Wisconsin depot awaiting excursion train.
First Brigade Band arrives by train in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Dennis Schwartz in foreground - orange shirt.
The First Brigade Band plays after arriving by train in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
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Brodhead, Wisconsin residents Mary Timm, Don Walters, and Winona Walters ride an excursion train between Brodhead and Monroe, Wisconsin.
Five Work Horses. L-R: Queenie, Brownie, Princes, Goldie, and Floyd. All were the Morgan breed except for Floyd.
The flag base at Veterans Park, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
A group of Historical Society members raise the Wisconsin and U.S. flags in front of the depot in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Flag display in front of Depot Museum, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The Dr. Fleek - Terry - Belle Harlow house at 904 West Second Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Fleek & Knezel garage, 11th Street, Brodhead, Wisconsin. New Overland car. Frank Condon and Albert Springsted.
Fleet and Knezel Garage, Overland car, Frank Condon, Albert Springsted.
The Fleet and Knezel Garage was located at 705 Eleventh Street in Brodhead Wisconsin. The building is still standing. The car in the photo is a new Overland. A 1920 price list for a new Overland car was $895 - $1475 depending on style. The two men in the photo are Frank Condon and Albert Springsted.
3.5" X 5" photograph of an older black and white photo.
A fleet of row boats near Albany, Wisconsin.
Flood waters on the Sugar River at Albany, Wisconsin, September, 1915.
A house is surrounded by flood waters of the Sugar River near Albany, Wisconsin, September, 1915.
Flood water course over the Decatur Dam near Brodhead, Wisconsin
Flooding of the Sugar River along Decatur Road, northwest of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
A view of the underside of the CLarence covered bridge after a truck broke through the floor.
The old flour mill located at the end of the Mill Race near the power plant in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Flying underneath Robert Green's 1941 Waco UPF-7 biplane.
Two people stand on a small foot bridge near Decatur Lake, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Brodhead High School football team. Date unknown.
Flying alongside Robert Green in his 1941 Waco UPF-7 biplane.
The Fosshage house at 702 Fisrt Center Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Fountain believed to be located in Putnam Park.
Four generations of Niles, Murdock families. Gussie, Mrs. Niles, Grandma Barner, Grandma Skinner.
1981 Fourth of July Parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Ben Zimmerli(R).
Brodhead Historical Society flag wagon in the 1984 July 4th parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Brodhead Junior High band marches in the July 4, 1984 parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
A horse-drawn wagon in the 1984 July 4th parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Color Guard in Fourth of July parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Debbie Malkow, Albany Dairy Queen, rides in the 1984 July 4th parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
1984 Brodhead Dairy Queen Dena Walters in Fourth of July parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Brodhead Historical Society flag wagon in the 1984 Independence Day parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Brodhead High School Band in Fourth of July parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Entries in the Fourth of July parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin, 1984.
Tractor pulling a wagon with kids in the 1984 July 4th parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
1981 Fourth of July Parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Ben Zimmerli driving the team.
Band playing in the 1981 Fourth of July Parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Truman Olin\'s electric cart ready for the fourth of July parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Truman Olin in his electric cart ready for the fourth of July parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Brodhead Junior High Band in the Fourth of July Parade, Brodhead, Wisconsin. Band Director Terry Flanagan is at right.
Parade Marshals C.S. & Marie Pierce in the 1984 July 4th parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin. The Pierce\'s farm is in the background.
Entry in the 1984 July 4th parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Francis \"Sandy\"" Saunders sits at the Brodhead, Wisconsin Airport during a weekend gathering."
Frank and Otto Lentz strike a formal pose.
Frank Engebretson stands in the doorway of his barn at 1007 Fifth Street, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Frank Gombar of Brodhead with his 1946 Ercoupe 415-C at the Brodhead, Wisconsin Airport.
Frank Gombar at Dedication of Replica Covered Bridge
Frank Gombar speaks at the dedication of the replica covered bridge on the Sugar River State Trail near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Portrait of a young Frank Lucas of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Fred Schultz Foundry, John Moar, Will Fulton, Fred Schultz.
The Fred Schultz Foundry in Brodhead, Wisconsin. The people in the photo from left: John Moar, Will Fulton, "hired man", Fred Schultz.
Fred Stevens of Brodhead, Wisconsin and his ice wagon. Fred is on the rear step, with Chester Smith and Dewey McKinge on the seat.
The Freeman Shoe Company in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Two friends on a campout in the country.
Man poses on elaborate horse-drawn funeral wagon in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The Gardner house at 708 West Second Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
A large gathering of people at Bluff View Park east of Brodhead, Wisconsin. Date unknown.
A gathering of people on the square in downtown Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Geise Cheese factory on Geise Rd. owned by Joe Berk, in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The Geise Cheese Factory was in Spring Grove Township at W1460 Geise Road, rural Brodhead, Wisconsin. At time of the photo Joe Burk was the cheesemaker. The abandoned building is still there in major disrepair.
Employees pose at the counters of a general store in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Date and location unknown.
George Boughton house, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
George Broderick WWI photo. Caption reads, Waco Texas, January 1918. Received in Milwaukee January 19th.
Photograph from WWI veteran George Broderick of Brodhead, Wisconsin. Caption reads, A gun of ours just fired shows recoil of 42 inches.
A procession of horse drawn carts in field training during WWI.
George Broderick WWI photo. Caption reads, bald heads of special detail regulation hair cut to the extreme. Waco, Texas, 23 Jan. 1918.
George Broderick WWI photo. Caption reads, Waco, Texas, Jan., 1918.
Brodhead, Wisconsin High School staff member George Bull at Gettysburg, PA.
The George Peckham family on their way to Yellowstone National Park by covered wagon in 1902-1903.
Church, German Methodist Episcopal Church, Evangelical United Brothern Church.
The German Methodist Episcopal Church was at 501 First Center Avenue in Brodhead, Wisconsin. On old plat maps it is listed as the Episcopal Church. The building was erected in 1891. It became the Evangelical United Brothern Church. The building was torn down and a new EUB Church was built on the spot in 1953. In 1968 the EUB Church and the Methodist Church merged and became the United Methodist Church.
The gift shop owned by Mrs. Arther Pierce in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
R. J. Holcomb in his ginseng garden at 903 , 15th Street in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Dairy delivery wagon, Golden Rod Creamery
The Golden Rod Creamery delivery by horse and wagon. Local delivery of butter, cream, cheese, and milk. The phone number on the side of the wagon is 1044.
The Goldenrod Creamery on Eleventh Street at West Fifth Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin. After it closed it was deeded to the city. In later years the city leased it to a company that produced Uncle Larry potato chips.
Goldenrod Creamery on the west side of Brodhead, Wisconsin. Date unknown.
Goldenrod Creamery Company in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Goldenrod, Creamery, Uncle Larry's Potato Chips
The Goldenrod Creamery building was on the corner of Eleventh Street and West Fifth Avenue in Brodhead, Wisconsin. The building sat between Eleventh Street and the bank of the Tail Race. They produced butter and cheese for many years. When the creamery closed the building and land was deeded to the city. For a short time the city leased the building to a company that made Uncle Larry's Potato Chips. The building no longer exists.
Goldenrod Creamery Floatin parade, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The interior of the Goldenrod Creamery in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Date unknown.
Golf Club, Brodhead, Wisconsin - Dec. 31, 1929
Frank and Carol Gombar pose with their 1946 Ercoupe 415-C at the Brodhead, Wisconsin Airport.
Frank H. Dedrick and Justis Sutherland out fishing.
Gospel Hall on First Center Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Old Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Brodhead, Wisconsin, now and at the time of the photo the Gospel Hall.