Two men sit smiling in an early automobile in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
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A group of men are cutting wood with a steam powered device in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
A woman, thought to be Mrs. Fitch, stands by log cabin near Brodhead, Wisconsin. The log cabin was rented by Nelson & Martha Olin.
A steam locomotive pulling a passenger train approaches the Juda, Wisconsin depot.
Workers pause for a photograph while clearing a train wreck somewhere east of Brodhead, Wisconsin. New track and ties appear to have been laid.
A passenger train pauses at a depot. Thought to be a Chicago & Northwestern Railroad train at Lodi, Wisconsin.
An unknown locomotive. Photo is dated 1913.
Chicago & Northwestern passenger train, thought to be at Lodi, Wisconsin.
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.
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A man stands with a fire engine, No. 1 in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Three people pose on Pine Bluff near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
A boat landing on Decatur Lake, north of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Raising the American and State flags at the newly renovated depot museum in Brodhead, Wisconsin. From left: Jerry Earleywine, Don Walters, and Truman Olin.
Postcard advertising Brodhead, Wisconsin\'s 50th anniversary homecoming celebration.
Brodhead, Wisconsin Depot circa 1914, looking east, with a passenger train boarding on the main track. A boxcar sits on the house track south of the depot. The windmill in the background supplies water to the water tower for the steam locomotives.
CM&StP Locomotive 156 in front of the railroad watertower in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Mr Wilkinson is in the cab.
CM&StP Locomotive 156 in front of the railroad water tower in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Mr Wilkinson is in the cab.
Railroad wreck near Hanover, Wisconsin, east of Brodhead.
Men working inside the Brodhead, Wisconsin depot.
Men working at the site of a train wreck near Hanover, Wisconsin.
Rail cars lie on their side at the site of a 1913 train wreck near Hanover, Wisconsin.
Train wreck near Hanover, Wisconsin, east of Brodhead.
Railroad officials survey the scene of a train wreck near Hanover, Wisconsin.
People look over the scene of a train wreck near Hanover, Wisconsin.
Railroad section crew is stacking ties at an unknown location.
Early Picture of Train at Brodhead Depot
An early shot of a passenger train at the Brodhead, Wisconsin Depot. Windmill and watertower are shown next to train.
Train wreck on the CM&StP Railroad near Hanover, Wisconsin.
Train wreck on the CM&StP Railroad near Hanover, Wisconsin. Locomotive number 179 is in the foreground.
Bulk tank fire at the Standard Oil facility on East 3rd Avenue in Brodhead, Wisconsin. This is in the time of team and wagon fire department.
Rail cars lie on their side at the site of a 1913 train wreck, possibly near Hanover, Wisconsin.
An eastbound passenger train arrives at the Brodhead, Wisconsin depot for Homecoming, 1906.
A westbound passenger train boards at the Brodhead, Wisconsin depot.
An eastbound passenger train boards at the Brodhead, Wisconsin depot. This photo was taken sometime after 1914 as evidenced by the brickwork done on the west wall of the depot, which was done in 1914.
Horse and wagon teams gather on Exchange Square in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
CMStP&P locomotive number 822 at unknown location.
Locomotive number 339 with a combination baggage coach car at an unknown location.
The old flour mill located at the end of the Mill Race near the power plant in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
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The electric power plant and old flour mill at the end of the Mill Race in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The electric power plant in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Inside the old electric power plant in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Headgates at the head of the Mill Race, north of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
A break in the Mill Race bank near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Sandbags as a temporary fix for a Mill Race bank break near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Francis \"Sandy\"" Saunders sits at the Brodhead, Wisconsin Airport during a weekend gathering."
A Taylorcraft model DCO-65, built in 1943 and owned by Dick Wraight of Brodhead is shown at the Brodhead, Wisconsin Airport, ca. 1946.
Taylorcraft Airplane at Brodhead Airport
A Taylorcraft model DCO-65, built in 1943 and owned by Dick Wraight of Brodhead, Wisconsin is shown shortly after arriving at the Brodhead Airport, ca. 1946.
A Fairchild PT-19 (M-62) military trainer built in 1942 and flown by Wheeler Searles of Brodhead, Wisconsin is shown with its owner and pilot at Brodhead Airport, ca. 1946.
Robert Green of rural Brodhead, Wisconsin with his 1941 Waco UPF-7 at the Brodhead Airport.
Friends attending Marvin and Pauline Stabler\'s golden wedding anniversary in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Seated: Marvin & Pauline Stabler. Middle row from left: Lillian Allen, Dan Markham, Vera Swartz, Florence & Marion Lange. Back row from left: Leo Scheberle, Avis Olson, Bessie Scheberle, Mary Markham, Vilas Swartz, Pete Matzke, James Allen, Charlotte Matzke, Frieda & Truman Olin. These eight couples did many things together and were known as \"The Jolly Eight\""."
Brodhead, Wisconsin Police Chief, Roy \"Tinker\"" Ties and officer Elmer \""Dude\"" Emminger in their 1941 Plymouth squad car."
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Robert Green and Wheeler Searles with their Dixie Flyer ice boat.
Robert Green and his sister Mary in old car. The Greens lived south of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
A young Robert Green tries out his homemade ski sled on a farm in rural Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Modified car built by Robert Green of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Robert Green of Brodhead, Wisconsin and his customized car.
A farm crew pauses from making hay with a Case steam tractor and threshing machine. Thought to be on a farm near the Wisconsin Illinois state line, south of Brodhead, Wisconsin. The third person standing from the left is Maurice Visger.
Robert Green fuels his 1941 Waco UPF-7 biplane at the Brodhead, Wisconsin Airport.
Taylorcraft airplane owned by Robert Green at the Brodhead, Wisconsin Airport.
Robert Green and Wheeler Searles with their Dixie Flyer Ice Boat.
Robert Green fuels his Taylorcraft at the Brodhead, Wisconsin Airport ca. 1957.
Robert Green stands with his Taylorcraft, ca. 1957 at the Brodhead, Wisconsin Airport.
WWI nurse. Caption on front reads, Looking for the enemy. Caption on back reads, Aunt Rose in Red Cross uniform - she received a special Red Cross honor pin for her work during World War I.
Unknown WWI soldiers - Probably George Broderick
Two WWI soldiers with bags. Caption on back reads, Taken at two o'clock - just before we left for White Fish Bay.
Friends at James and Lilian Allen's golden wedding anniversary in Brodhead, Wisconsin. At left: Pauline Stabler, Frieda Olin, unknown, unknown, and Marvin Stabler. Center front row: Lillian and James Allen. Center row 2: Bessie Scheberle, Charlotte Matzke, Vera Swartz, and Florence Lange. Center row 3: Leo Scheberle, Vilas Swartz, Mary and Dan Markham, Pete Matzke, Marion Lange, and Truman Olin.
Unknown men in unknown location. They appear to be drinking beer and all are wearing medals of some type.
Unknown men in unknown location. All are wearing medals of some type.
Two unknown young girls pose for a portrait.
Three unknown women who appear to be wearing ribbons of some type.
Robert and Dorothy Green on their wedding day St. Rose Catholic Church in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Dorothy Green of rural Brodhead, Wisconsin in college.
Robert Green and Ron \"Doc\"" Pawlisch, both of Brodhead, Wisconsin. Back of print says, JCCP."
Unknown women gather for a picture in 1958.
Mt. Hope Church on Mt. Hope Road, south of Brodhead, Wisconsin in 1972.
Brodhead, Wisconsin Public School on 10th Street, date unknown.
Robert Green's Waco UPF-7 airplane at the Brodhead, Wisconsin Airport. Wheeler Searles stands in front.
Robert Green of Brodhead, Wisconsin spins the propeller of his 1941 Waco UPF-7 to start the engine. Wheeler Searles stands on the wing.
Flying underneath Robert Green's 1941 Waco UPF-7 biplane.
Flying alongside Robert Green in his 1941 Waco UPF-7 biplane.
Brodhead, Wisconsin Bicentennial Pageant. At left is Truman Olin.
Brodhead, Wisconsin Bicentennial Pageant. At center in white nightshirt is Truman Olin.
Brodhead, Wisconsin Bicentennial Pageant. Truman Olin on right.
Milwaukee Road locomotive 508 is westbound at the Brodhead, Wisconsin Depot in March, 1971
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.
Two men with bicycles and two women in front of unknown home in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Two unknown men with an early automobile.
F.M. Roy Ties with Brodhead, Wisconsin's 1923 Ford fire truck.
Unknown people in a store in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Chet Smith, Ed Fleming and Paul Horne cutting ice from the Mill Race in Brodhead, Wisconsin with an early powered ice saw. The saw is owned by Mr. Smith.
The old Brodhead, Wisconsin mill on the Race.
An unknown man in an early delivery truck. Printing on truck says "Schiller Ideal Player Piano. The name on the truck door is J.C. Berryman.
An old view of downtown Brodhead, Wisconsin, looking west from Center Avenue. Note the old sided building on the right where the present day Citizens Bank stands.