Ms. Grace Kammerer. The back of this pictures says, "Nelly Horne".
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Miss Newman's class at the Atwood School near Brodhead, Wisconsin. The school was in Spring Grove Township, on the corner of Mt. Hope and Town Center Roads. First row; Beverly Kundert, unknown, unknown, Fredrick Badertscher, Marjorie Ziltener, Duane Malcook. Second row; Marie Schroeder, Mary Ann Olin, Phyllis Stampfli, Judie Kundert, Anthony Stampfli, unknown, unknown, Bruce Young. Third row; Larry Pinnow, Ruth Nuesbaum, Art Riese, unknown, Russell Pinnow, unknown, Maribeth Riese. Fourth row; Kathleen Stampfi, unknown, Richard Nuesbaum, Teacher, Miss Newman, Eugene Stampfli, Joyce Schroeder.
slide duplicate of black and white photo
Pile of shelled corn at grain facility in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Renovation work on the exterior of the original Green County Bank in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Greenwood Cemetary in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Greetings From Juda, Wisconsin postcard.
Early postcard, \"Greetings from Brodhead, Wis.\"" postmarked September 2, 1909."
Ground breaking for the old high school, now the middle school in Brodhead, Wisconsin. From left: Dean Peterson, Willis Lorch, Loren Sutherland, Stan Knight, Florence Behrens, Evelyn Engstrom, Ralph Mau, Joseph VanMatre (contractor), Supt. Roland Rockwell, Herbert Stuessy, Raymond Orput (architect), and Dr. M.W. Stuessy.
Ground breaking for the new EUB Church, Brodhead, Wisconsin. Man with little boy at left of photo is Ralph Jones and son Curtis. Note Krattiger Nursing Home across the street. At later date this house was purchased by the church and razed. The church parking lot is now in this area.
Ground Breaking For the New EUB Church 2
Ground breaking for the new EUB Church, Brodhead, Wisconsin. Boy with the shovel is Ken Petersen. The man is Pastor Boettcher. Old parsonage is in the back ground.
Ground- Breaking for New Brodhead High School
Brodhead High School, James Burchell, Doug Pinnow, Kendall Schilittler, Carol Kloepping, Tom Aranow, Jo Pinnow, Dennis Schwartz
Board of Education members at the ground-breaking for the new Brodhead, Wisconsin High School. L-R Kendall Schilittler, Carol Kloepping - Board Clerk, Jo Pinnow, Doug Pinnow - Board Vice President, James Burchell, Dennis Schwartz - Board President, Tom Aranow.
Group of Fireman In Front of Ladder Truck
Firemen from Brodhead, Wisconsin Fire Department in 1928. Front row, left to right Jacob Bauman, Roy Ties, Scott Brobst, Helmer Olmstead, Frank Dedrick, William Day, Mont Hopkins, Leo Ties, Oswald Koller. Second Row Left to Right Peter Burns, Laverne Dodge, Ray Ties, Gilbert Ringen, Elmer Dedrick, Lewis Bernstein, Chester Smith, Knute Guelson, John Woodling. Standing Marion Condon. Driver Andrew Douglas. The fire truck is a 1923 Reo Speedwagon with a Pirsch body.
A group photo in front of the Reed House in Brodhead, Wisconsin. All persons are unknown. Refer to narrative of photo # 2962.
Guel Guelson, Gertrude Guelson, Charles Guelson, Knute Guelson, Carrie Guelson, Ole Guelson
The Guel Guelson Family in front of their home at 1208 East 4th Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin. Seated Guel Guelson and his wife Gertrude. Standing L-R Charles, Knute, Carrie, and Ole.
Gun Club supper at Hyatt Restaurant on 1st Center Avenue in Brodhead, Wisconsin. South side, Knezel, Eugene Ward, Lewis Fleek, Clayte Murdoch, unknown, Mont Hopkins, Claude Doolittle, unknown, Jay Trausdale, Hopkins. North side, Homer Cavinaugh, Jesse Foster, A.J. Wagner, Mill Kibbe, Al Fleek, Burt Pierce, Clyde Young, Fleek, Jack Koller, unknown. In back on bench, Alice Breese, Pauline and Oscar Hyatt, Kit Hyatt.
The Hahn house at 307 First Center Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The Hahn's Floral shop in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Robert Green of Brodhead, Wisconsin spins the propeller of his 1941 Waco UPF-7 to start the engine. Wheeler Searles stands on the wing.
View near Hanging Rock on Searles Creek in Decatur, near Brodhead, Wisconsin. This image was taken from a Souvenir Decatur Parks booklet.
Before and after photos of a tornado at the George Meythaler Farm near Hanover, Wisconsin.
Unknown hardware store, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Hardware store on East Exchange Street in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Harley Blizzard with his bicycle near the railroad yard in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Harvey Moore Family of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The headgates at Decatur Lake near Brodhead, Wisconsin in winter.
The headgates on the Mill Race near Brodhead, Wisconsin with the water lowered.
Hank Williams repairs the wall at the headgates of the Mill Race north of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Hank Williams repairs the wall at the headgates of the Mill Race near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The headgates of the Mill Race near Brodhead, Wisconsin after repairs were completed.
Helen Marks and her grandson. Location unknown.
Brodhead, Wisconsin Junior High School marching band in homecoming parade, probably 1962 or 1963. Heidi Keen is Drum Major and Dick Johnson is the color guard person on the left. Band director is Clifford Keuler.
The High School Building on 10th Street in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
High School on Goodrich Street, later 10th Street, in Brodhead, Wisconsin. This building was later the Middle School before being closed.
High water near Browntown, Wisconsin, March 27, 1916.
There is no information on this picture, but its envelope said, "Highly Valued Friends".
A new cut through the hill to eliminate a dangerous curve on Wisconsin Highway 104 north of Brodhead.
A Case steam tractor climbs a ramp during a Hill Climbing Exhibition. "Every 30 Minutes!"
historic church bell, bell, Brodhead United Methodist Church, Edward H. Brodhead.
This bell was presented by Edward H. Brodhead, chief engineer of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad, to the Methodist Episcopal Church. He had promised to donate a bell to the first organized church to erect a church building in the new community, provided that the town be named for him. The Methodist Church building was the first completed in the fall of 1858. The bell hung in the church tower, at 1004 Thirteenth Street, until the merger of the Methodist and Evangelical United Brethren churches in 1969. When the Methodist church building was sold the bell was removed and put into storage. In the fall of 1975 the bell was rededicated on this site. The bell weighs 795 pounds and cost Mr. Brodhead $400. The bell can be seen in front of the Brodhead United Methodist Church at 501 First Center Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Home at 409 First center Avenue Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Krittiger Nursing Home, Brodhead United Methodist Church.
Unknown coupe in front of home at 409 First Center Avenue in Brodhead, Wisconsin. In the 1960's - 1970's this was Krittger Nursing Home. The building has since been removed and is now a parking lot for the Brodhead United Methodist Church.
An eastbound passenger train arrives at the Brodhead, Wisconsin depot for Homecoming, 1906.
Caption on this slide reads, "Hopie and his dog." The man is Mont Hopkins, who had a blacksmith shop on the corner of West Exchange Street and West Third Avenue, across from the Reed House, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The building that housed Horne's Photography Studio in Brodhead, Wisconsin. The address is unknown. Horne's was a long time professional portrait photographer. Exact time of business is unknown, but most portraits taken in the first two decades of the 1900's, in Brodheaad, were by this studio.
The Horne's Photo Studio in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Horse and wagon teams gather on Exchange Square in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
This barn raising was a horse barn at the corner of Hoosier Road and Mt. Hope Road in the Town of Spring Grove. This is 8 miles south of Brodhead, Wisconsin. It is thought to have been build when the farm was owned by Lincoln Allen; a 1891 plat book has him as the farm owner. The farm was latter owned by Chas. Koepp and Gordy Helland. Based on the records available it is estimated the picture was taken in the early 1900's. The barn no longer exists.
An 1895 horse-drawn fire carriage on display at an unknown location.
Three unknown people in a wagon with a team of horses.
Horse drawn wagon in winter with wood splitter
A horse drawn wagon containing a wood splitting device, possibly steam, powered, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
A horse race at a fair, probably the Green County Fair in 1910.
Mare and colt on a farm near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
horses wagons businesses exchange square
A great number of horse drawn wagons assemble on Exchange Square, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Hotel on 10th Street and West 3rd Avenue
Hotel on 10th Street and West 3rd Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Modified car built by Robert Green of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The Ben and M. E. Todd Roderick House in the 600 block of West Second Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin. Mr. Roderick was the owner of Roderick Lumber in Brodhead.
Unknown peaple standing next to a house damaged in a storm near Brodhead, Wisconsin, July 16, 1913.
A hunter sits in a fallen tree over the Sugar River near Brodhead, Wisconsin. Photo has caption, EML, Jr." Photo was taken in 1911.
An unknown person shows the rack of a deer.
Ida Wilke (Milks). Photo by Dobler, Beloit, Kansas.
Truman Olin\'s boat on the Mill Race near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Independence Day parade 1987, in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Bud Coomer, Mert Mattison and Mel Schlittler are among the color guard.
Backhead and firebox door of steam locomotive 1385, owned by Mid-Continent Railway Museum.
Inside the Brodhead Swiss Cheese Factory in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Men working inside the Brodhead, Wisconsin depot.
International Harvester in Brodhead Wisconsin
The International Harvester in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Intersection of First Center Avenue and Exchange Street
The busy intersection of First Center Avenue and Exchange Street in Brodhead, Wisconsin during some type of celebration. Awning on corner building reads "Jewell Brothers".
J. N. Emminger Livery Feed & Sale Stable
J. N. Emminger, livery stable, 608 The Factory
J. N. Emminger Livery Stable at 922 West Exchange Street in downtown Brodhead, Wisconsin. Presently it is 608 The Factory.
J.N. Emminger Livery Feed and Sale Building on Exchange Square, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
A picture of five jackrabbits from 1904.
Jacob Marty and Company Wholesale Cheese warehouse on West 3rd Avenue in Brodhead, Wisconsin. A wooden railroad boxcar sits on a siding on the south side of the building.
Jacob Marty and Company, Wholesale Cheese
A group of businessmen and women stand in front of the Jacob Marty and Company Wholesale Cheese warehouse in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
business cheese milk dairy farm car truck
An early delivery truck from the Jacob Marty and Company in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Poultry at the Jacob Marty Company -poultry, eggs, and cheese in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Jacob Marty, Erine Webner, Marty Wholesale Cheese, Brodhead Cold Storage, Brodhead Farm and Home.
Jacob Marty Wholesale Cheese Company Building. The building is still standing on the corner of Eleventh Street and West Third Avenue in Brodhead, Wisconsin. In later years,circa 1960's and 1970's, it was used by Goldenrod Creamery for cold storage. The building was purchased in 1991 by Ernie Webner, from Charlie McManus, and used as his Farm and Home Store until 2002.
Gas station, Pure Gasoline, Adolf Jaggi, Casper Jaggi, Harold Jones, Stanley Jones, Arther Jones, Robert Riese, Jaggi Drive-in, Freeman Shoe Corp.
"Pure" was a brand name for gasoline in the past. This Pure gas station was located on the curve on Seventeenth Street across from where TenEyck Road intersects Seventeenth Street in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Harold Jones built the service station in 1930. Stanley Jones and Robert Riese operated the station at different times. Harold Jones sold to Stanley Jones and Stanley sold to Aurther Jones and finally Aurther sold the station to Casper Jaggi in 1946. Adolph Jaggi leased the station starting in August of 1946. At that time there was only a gas station office building. Later a garage was added to the station office. In 1949 the Jaggi Drive-in was built and a fenced in park and picnic area was added. An addition was built on to the garage in 1949 and became the home of the Freeman Shoe plant until they moved to Beloit in 1953. In later years the garage part was used as a welding shop. The building no longer exists. The land is now owned by Kuhn North America and used to park new farm equipment.
A Jaggi's Gas Station in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Jaine Winters at Knight Equipment Reveal
Knight equipment reveal, Jaine Winters, Gene Engen, Jim Huffman
Jaine Winters, President of the Brodhead Historical Society, at the Knight equipment reveal. In the background at left is Gene Engen and Jim Huffman at right. For more information see jpg #3078.
Jaycees President Speaks at Replica Covered Bridge Dedication
Brodhead Jaycees president Glenn Condon speaks at the dedication of the replica covered bridge on the Sugar River State Trail near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Jaycees President Speaks at Replica Covered Bridge Dedication 2
Jaycees Replica Covered Bridge Dedication
Replica covered bridge built by the Brodhead Jaycees over Norwegian Creek on the Sugar River State Bike Trail near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Jaycees Replica Covered Bridge Dedication 2
A spectator as seen from the replica covered bridge on the Sugar River State Trail near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Jaycees Replica Covered Bridge Dedication 3
J.C. Berryman riving a truck for The Music Shop in Brodhead, Wisconsin. The truck advertises Schiller Ideal Player Pianos.
Beulah Bowden, her mother Jeanie Sheldon Bowden & her oldest brothers, all of Brodhead, Wisconsin. This was among a collection labelled Beulah Bowden & Family.
Jennie Bowden, her sister Susy and parents Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon of Brodhead, Wisconsin. This was among a collection labelled Beulah Bowden & Family.
Jerry Edgar of Brodhead poses with his 1961 Piper PA-28-160 Cherokee at the Brodhead, Wisconsin Airport.
A chalk drawing of Jesus on the Sea of Galilee. The boys are left Steve and Bob Jones. The drawing is still displayed in the Brodhead, Wisconsin United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.
Jim Green of rural Brodhead, Wisconsin with his 1939 Aeronca Chief at the Brodhead Airport. The airplane is equipped with skis in this winter scene.
A pair of yoked oxen named Joe and Tige.
Cheesemaker Joe Burke is shown in this undated image.
Joe Relph and Bob Hintzman of Brodhead, Wisconsin, behind a trailer.
John A. Niesman Furniture, Harness, and Undertaking
John A. Niesman, Furniture, Harness, and Undertaking
Inside the store that was John A. Niesman Furniture, Harness, and Undertaking. The store was located at approximately 1028 First Center Avenue in Brodhead, Wisconsin. In the early 1900's a fire destroyed half of the east side of downtown Brodhead including this business. The Niesman family lived above the store.
John F. Kennedy grave site in Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA.
Senator John F. Kennedy is introduced by Brodhead resident Guy Pierce in Brodhead, Wisconsin, Saturday, April 2, 1960 as he campaigns to win the Wisconsin presidential primary.