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Passenger cars on a westbound train in Brodhead, Wisconsin near West 3rd Avenue.

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.

Chicago & Northwestern passenger train, thought to be at Lodi, Wisconsin.

A passenger train pauses at a depot. Thought to be a Chicago & Northwestern Railroad train at Lodi, Wisconsin.

A westbound passenger train boards at the Brodhead, Wisconsin depot.

Path along the west bank of the Mill Race near Brodhead, Wisconsin in November, 1984.

Path along the west bank of the Mill Race looking south near Brodhead, Wisconsin.

The pavillion at Bluff View Park, August 1924.

A family with horses near a farmhouse in Brodhead, Wisconsin.

People and wagons gather near the intersection of Main and Exchange Streets, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

A group of men sit on timbers near a new bridge, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

A group of people stand near the Clarence Covered Bridge at the entrance to the Bridge Inn restaurant, just west of the bridge on the north side of the road, west of Brodhead, Wisconsin. From left, Marvin Stabler, Blanche Springsted and Charles…

People look over the scene of a train wreck near Hanover, Wisconsin.

Three unknown people in a car.

A group of people in Fellowship Hall of the United Methodist Church in Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Adults and children playing a game in front of farm house near Brodhead, Wisconsin.

A horse drawn fire wagon.

Nine member of the Pete Olson Family in front of their home in Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Dean Peterson in his original old grocery store in Brodhead, Wisconsin. The store was in a house that was at the site of what is now the post office. Note the packages of lard for sale on top of the counter.

The Peterson house at 701 First Center Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Pfisterer Block of West Exchange Street, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

A man and two women standing by a phonograph machine.

Pickle barrels are lined up at Colony Foods in Brodhead, Wisconsinin 1947.

Pickle Vats of Colony Foods.

Picnic at Lewis Bridge near Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Picnicers near Brodhead, Wisconsin, May 19, 1912.

Pierce barn destroyed after storm near Brodhead, Wisconsin, July 16, 1913.

Pierce cow bridge over the race, north of Brodhead, Wisconsin.

The old Pierce house at 1009 West Third Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin. In recent years, this was the Brodhead Youth Center.

The Pierce house at 1009 West Third Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin. In recent years the Brodhead Youth Center. Henry Sveom\'s sister, Lena Engen and her husband, Lewis lived here in the 1950\'s.

C. S. Pierce Music Company at 602 West 3rd Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Pierce's Dairy Farm barn and grain bins near Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Pierce's Dairy Farm, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Pierce's Dairy Farm barns, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Pierce's Spring Brook Dairy Farm barn near Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Sow and her litter.

Three people pose on Pine Bluff near Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Pine Bluff near the Sugar River west of Brodhead, Wisconsin in the town of Clarence.

The old Pinnow Cheese Factory at the corner of Pinnow Road and County OK, west of Brodhead, Wisconsin. The building has now been converted into a home.

The Mill Race, Plow Factory, Mill, Power House and Pumping Station in Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Employees of the Plow Factory in Brodhead, Wisconsin in 1895. From left, George Pierce, unknown, unknown, Fred Rehberg, John Lyons, Sam Wager, unknown.

Brodhead, Wisconsin Police Chief, Roy \"Tinker\"" Ties and officer Elmer \""Dude\"" Emminger in their 1941 Plymouth squad car."

Cal Schaver dressed as a Pony Express Rider as part of a stewardship campaign at the Brodhead, Wisconsin United Methodist Church.

Poplar Grove School in Spring Grove township around 1910. Girl on left is Gladys Stabler. Third boy from right in dark jacket is Marvin Stabler.

A portrait of two unknown children.

A potrait of two unknown women, possibly mother and daughter.

Portrait of Unknown Child

Portrait of an unknown woman.

Early Post Office, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

A postcard showing South Side Park in Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Power House at head of the race, Brodhead, Wisconsin, April 1959

Power plant at the head of the Mill Race, Brodhead, Wisconsin - April 1984

Power plant at Brodhead, Wisconsin.

North wall of power plant, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Power plant - Brodhead Water and Light Office, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Spillway at the power plant connecting the Mill Race and the Sugar River, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Powerboat on the Mill Race by the North Park, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Frieda Olin awaits First Brigade Band concert in Brodhead, Wisconsin.

The inside of the old Presbyterian Church in Brodhead, Wisconsin. This building was later sold and became the old EUB Church. It was the Presbyterian Church from 1866 to 1921. Note the Christmas tree in front.

The Prien one room rural school at N 3648 Prien Road. The building still stands northeast of Monroe, Wisconsin in the Town of Sylvester.

The Prien one room rural school located at N 3648 Prien Road northeast of Monroe, Wisconsin. The building still stands and is located in the Town of Sylvester.

Three men at work in an unknown print shop, presumable in Brodhead, Wisconsin. The man at right appears to be hand-setting lead type from a job case.

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.

The Putnam house at 808 West Second Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

An early photo of Putnam Park in Brodhead, Wisconsin.

A church service held at Putnam Park from boats on the Mill Race, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

A city worker mowing at Putnam Park in Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Pavilion in Putnam Park, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Putnam Park playground equipment.

Mrs. Margaret Fisher, Kittie Hyatt, Li-Emminger-dead, Lva Myenes, Maggie Flesk, Anna Pauley, Alice Cutler, and Lva Nordling, also known as the Old Maid's "Prni," given at Pythiau Sisters Inn Feb. 1, 1921 in Brodhead, Wisconsin.

The Mill Race in Brodhead, Wisconsin. The Brodhead water tower looms in the distance.

Failed Mill Race bank floods Pierce property near Brodhead, Wisconsin.

A family playing in the Mill Race near Brodhead, Wisconsin in the summer.

A colorized postcard showing the railroad bridge over the Sugar River just west of Brodhead, Wisconsin.

A railroad bridge over the Sugar River just east of Brodhead, Wisconsin, used by the Milwaukee Road Railroad.

Railroad culvert near Monroe, Wisconsin on the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad line.

Railroad workers and officials inspect a wreck near Monroe, Wisconsin on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad.

Railroad section crew is stacking ties at an unknown location.

Railroad tracks at West Exchange Street and West Third Avenue in Brodhead, Wisconsin. This Milwaukee Road line ran from Brodhead to New Glarus, Wisconsin. View looks southeast.

Ray and Bessie Pinnow on their farm in Decatur Township, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Bessie and Ray Pinnow (at left) with unknown man (at right) on their farm in the Town of Decatur at Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Bessie Pinnow on her farm with a horse and dog. The farm is in the Town of Decatur, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Unknown woman on horse on the Ray and Bessie Pinnow farm in the Town of Decatur, Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Children on horseback with adults on the Ray Pinnow farm in the Town of Decatur, Brodhead, Wisconsin. The man third from left is Ray Pinnow.

Ray Pinnow with one of his cows on his farm at Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Ray Pinnow with two of his horses on his farm at Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Ray Pinnow with three of his horses at his farm at Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Ray Pinnow with one of his horses and its colt on his farm at Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Information provided says this is Ray Lyons at the Chicago Worlds Fair. Mr. Lyons was from Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Brodhead, Brodhead, Wisconsin\'s first recycling center. Second from left is Mary McManus Laube.

Reed House, Brodhead, Wisconsin - June 1971.

The Reed House / Beckwith House at 1006 - 1008 West Exchange Street in Brodhead, Wisconsin. L.S. Fisher settled on the Sugar River 1848, 12 years before Brodhead existed. He built "Fort Fisher", a three story building during the Civil War. It was…

At far right of photo is the blacksmith shop. The sign reads "Hopkins and Son Horseshoing - Plow Work". It would have been at 1005 West Exchange Street, Brodhead, Wisconsin. The building at the end of the block was The Reed House. It later became…

Three men standing with damaged trees after a tornado in Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Brodhead Jaycees representatives at the dedication of the replica covered bridge on the Sugar River State Trail near Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Brodhead Jaycees representatives unveil a plaque at the dedication of the replica covered bridge on the Sugar River State Trail near Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Brodhead Jaycees representatives unveil a plaque at the dedication of the replica covered bridge on the Sugar River State Trail near Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Plaque at the replica Clarence Covered Bridge on the Sugar River State Trail near Brodhead, Wisconsin.

Rev.& Mrs. E. W. Marks and Leona. Rev. Marks was the pastor of the Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church in Brodhead Wisconsin from 1931 - 1935.

Rev. & Mrs. E.W. Marks and daughter Leona. Rev. Marks was the pastor of the EUB Church in Brodhead Wisconsin from 1931-1935.