Band playing in the 1981 Fourth of July Parade in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
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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.
Kevin Olin sits on Truman Olin\'s electric cart in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Kevin was Truman\'s great nephew.
Saving the Covered Bridge Painting from the old Englebretson barn in Brodhead, Wisconsin. The painting can now be seen in the Brodhead City Hall Council Chambers.
The Englebretson painting as it appeared in it\'s original location at 1007 Fifth Street, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
A colorized postcard showing the railroad bridge over the Sugar River just west of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The Clarence Covered Bridge west of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Early postcard, \"Greetings from Brodhead, Wis.\"" postmarked September 2, 1909."
Early photo postcard showing Decatur Dam and Pine Bluff on the Sugar River near Brodhead, Wisconsin. Postmarked July 17, 1915.
Brodhead UMC Get Together Sunday School Class
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Brodhead, Wisconsin United Methodist Church Get Together Class celebrates it\'s 30th anniversary. First row from left: Tally & Hazel Everson, unknown, unknown, Dawn Shimko, unknown,Marcia Petersen, Devin Shimko. Row 2: Dr. Melvin Stuessy, Helen Stuessy, Fred & Mabel Hahlen, Dorothy & Pastor Amos Shimko, Loren Sutherland, Ken Petersen. Row 3: Lucille & Harvey Mauermann,Lois Keen, Helen Jones, unknown, Clara Lenherr, 3 unknown, Harry & Mildred Pinnow. Others known in back: Betty & Don Condon, Clara Fairman, Hal Seelover, Roger Keen, Rosanne Matzke, Myrtle Christensen, Kennetha Edwards, Ken & Sandy Meyer, Ruth & Don Schwartz, Mildred Malcook, Don Edwards, Daryl Shimko, Glen Staffield, Frieda & Truman Olin.
Brodhead EUB Get Together Sunday School Class
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Brodhead, Wisconsin Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church Get Together Class in front of the old church on their tenth anniversary. Those known in the picture: Dr. Melvin & Helen Stuessy, Don & Ruth Schwartz &son Kenneth, Ralph & Helen Jones, Roy & June Petersen, Ken Petersen.
Corner stone ceremony of new EUB Church.
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Juda Quartet sings at the corner stone ceremony for the new EUB Church; now the United Methodist Church in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
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Dedication of the corner stone of the new EUB Church in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Pastor Boettcher on platform(R).
Corner stone ceremony of new EUB Church 3
Conference Superintendent Reverend Hayes helps with the dedication of the corner stone of the new EUB Church in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
United Methodist Church building in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Note the old parsonage at left where education wing now sits and nursing home at right, the present site of the church parking lot. The old parsonage is now located at 102 East Third Avenue.
Brodhead United Methodist Church building in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Note the old nursing home(R) on the site of the present church parking lot.
Old Brodhead, Wisconsin Public Library built with gift from Mr. & Mrs. Ben Roderick. Built in early 1960\'s and replaced by the new library in 2009. Building can be found at 902 West Second Avenue.
Brodhead, Wisconsin. Newman\'s Seed and Feed at left. Old fire station now police station in middle distance. Tallest building on right is old bowling alley now the site of the new city hall. Next to the bowling alley is Coplien\'s Bar. The white building at right was Coldren and Parker Lumber Co.
George Bjork owned this building in Brodhead, Wisconsin and operated it as \"Ye Olde Dog House\"" until a fire in 1966. He and his wife Vivian were lifelong residents of Brodhead. The site of varied businesses since. At the time of the photo it was Dr. Zachariah\'s dental office. "
Old Young House Hotel in Brodhead, Wisconsin has been a hotel - restaurant most of its existance. At the time of the photo it was The Harris House Restaurant.
Old Lyons Drug Store in Brodhead, Wisconsin being remodeled. At right was Bjorks\' Toggery and at left Vern\'s Shoe Box.
Old Fire Department building in Brodhead, Wisconsin, now the site of the police station.
East side of Main Street in Brodhead, Wisconsin. From left Bob Ryan\'s Shoe Repair, unknown, Everson\'s Floor Covering, unknown, Dedrick Hardware.
Old Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Brodhead, Wisconsin, now and at the time of the photo the Gospel Hall.
The Green County Bank in Brodhead, Wisconsin. At right is Sutherlands Department Store.
Old Bank of Brodhead building now part of the Citizen\'s Bank, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Laube & Durner Blacksmith Shop in Brodhead, Wisconsin. In recent years used as Author Farm Supply and a cabinet shop.
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Brodhead (Wisconsin) Body & Fender Body Shop. Laube & Durner Blacksmith Shop is at right and VFW is at left. Note the centuries old cottonwood tree in rear, which cut in 2009.
Brodhead, Wisconsin Coast to Coast Hardware Store. Flynn\'s Bar is at left.
Brodhead (Wisconsin) Maxwell Street Days.
A horse-drawn wagon in front of a large house. The man in the wagon is unknown. Presumably near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
First Brodhead, Wisconsin car wash located at 1101 West Third Avenue. Building is now Sugar River Veterinary Office.
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South side of Exchange Square in Brodhead, Wisconsin. At left is the old Young House Hotel; at time of picture the Harris House restaurant. Middle is the Knights of Pythias building; the bottom used as Pierce Hardware. At right was Waller\'s Christian Book and Paint Store.
Failed Mill Race bank floods Pierce property near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The Arnold Condon Home, 901 First Center Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Northtown Sub-division ground breaking, Brodhead, Wisconsin. From left: Maurice Satrang, Mrs. Clarence Leaver, Beverly Nenneman, Fern Johnson, and Robert Kundert. Maurice Satrang was the developer, the others won contests for naming the sub-division and streets.
Davis School, Frieda Olin, Wilma Wyss, Ruth Nyffeneger
Davis country school near Juda, Wisconsin on County OK. From left, Frieda Olin with her younger sisters, Ruth Nyffeneger and Wilma Wyss. Person on the far right is unknown. Photo was taken at the 102nd anniversary homecoming.
Inside the old Davis country school on County OK near Juda, Wisconsin.
Davis School, Frieda Olin, Wilma Wyss, Clara Olin, Ruth Nyffeneger
Inside the old Davis country school East of Juda, Wisconsin. Photo was taken at the 102nd anniversary homecoming. From left Wilma Wyss, Clara Olin, Unknown, Frieda Olin, and Ruth Nyffeneger, Frieda and Wilma"s youngest sister. Clara and Frieda were married to brothers, Truman and Marvin Olin.
A group of children in front of the Davis Country School near Juda, Wisconsin on County OK.
Old Davis country school near Juda, Wisconsin on Highway OK.
Old Chevy truck loaded with junk in front of Olin home in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Frieda Olin tries out go-cart at Sugar River Raceway near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Frieda Olin tries out go-cart at Sugar River Raceway near Brodhead, Wisconsin. A young Rob Wyss stands at right.
Engebretson covered bridge painting on the side of South Side Grocery in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Painting was later covered by building expansion.
Truman Olin\'s boat on the Mill Race near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Entry in the Brodhead Jaycee canoe race, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Boat on the Race . Truman Olin home in the background. Brodhead, Wisconsin.
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.
Hopie and sunflower. 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.
Mare and colt on a farm near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Work begins on the new Avon bridge on County T south of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Earth moving equipment raises County T at the new Avon Bridge near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Corn shocks in the fall near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Brodhead, Brodhead, Wisconsin\'s first recycling center. Second from left is Mary McManus Laube.
Pile of shelled corn at grain facility in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The old swimming hole at Sugar River bridge on County F, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The new Avon bridge at Sugar River and County T south of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Farm machinery, possibly a thresher, is pulled by a steam tractor across a railroad bridge west of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Decatur Lake Country Club billboard stood for many years on Highway 11 north of Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Bartlett Carriage and Wagon Factory on the eleven hundred block of East Third Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Two men sit smiling in an early automobile in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
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 V-snowplow on First Center Avenue in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Picture taken from Exchange Street. Note depot and South Side Park in background.
Man drives team of horses and bobsled on Exchange Street, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Picture taken January 31, 1947 showing travel trailers in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
January snowstorm in downtown Brodhead, Wisconsin. Picture is taken from Exchange Street looking south. Note the depot, train, and South Side Park in the background.
Wreck on Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad near Monticello, Wisconsin.
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.
Last Milwaukee Road train from New Glarus returns from the New Glarus branch and passes in front of the Brodhead, Wisconsin Depot. Crew included Herman Miller, Jack Fleming, \"Oly\"" Oltenburg, Engineer Dwight Hanson and Conductor Mr. Linflat. Mr. Pierce from Brodhead was a guest."
Last Milwaukee Road train from New Glarus, Wisconsin to Brodhead, Wisconsin returns eastbound from the New Glarus branch on the just south of Exchange Square with engine 508. Crew included Herman Miller from Mineral Point, Jack Fleming, \"Oly\"" Oldenburg, Engineer Dwight Hanson and Fireman Linwood Platt. Mr. Pierce from Brodhead was a guest in the caboose."
Last Milwaukee Road train to New Glarus, Wisconsin heads north up West Third Avenue just north of Exchange Street in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Track crew works on the New Glarus Branch of the Milwaukee Road railroad on West Third Avenue in Brodhead, Wisconsin. They are probably removing the rail after the last run to New Glarus.
The former home of M. J. Condon at 901 First Center Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Men In Front of Old Bartlet Wagon Factory
Unknown men in front of the old Bartlet Wagon Factory at 1012 West Third Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Employee of Anderson Painting reattaches Brodhead Depot sign during restoration in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Chicago Madison & Northern Engine #202 somewhere near Brodhead, Wisconsin.
A mill stone used in the flour mill on the Mill Race in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
An airplane circles over the Brodhead, Wisconsin airport during an airshow in 1953 with a smoke system marking its trail.
A fly-in event at the site of the current Brodhead Airport south of Brodhead, Wisconsin in July, 1953.
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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Brodhead, Wisconsin depot museum shortly after renovations were completed in 1980.
Brodhead, Wisconsin depot during renovations.
A man stands with a fire engine, No. 1 in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
First Brigade Band in concert at South Side Park, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The First Brigade Band departs Brodhead, Wisconsin by train.
The Milwaukee Road depot in Brodhead, Wisconsin with a work truck parked on the west side.