Head Gate Retaining Walls Photograph Wisconsin Historical Societyођ Retaining wall and houses from back alley. how to view in person. to view this image, visit the archives research room on the 4th floor at the society headquarters building in madison, wi. This image is issued by the wisconsin historical society. use of the image requires written permission from the staff of the collections division. it may not be sold or redistributed, copied or distributed as a photograph, electronic file, or any other media.
Housing Area Photograph Wisconsin Historical Society A frame house with a retaining wall. the house was once occupied by the family of jenkin lloyd jones just before they moved to chicago. his son, richard lloyd jones, was born in janesville in 1873 and the family lived there until they moved to chicago in 1881. The wisconsin historic aerial image finder (whaifinder) was officially rolled out at the wisconsin land information association (wlia) conference in madison last week. whaifinder is an online application designed to facilitate broad access to a rare collection of 1937 1941 aerial photographs covering the state of wisconsin. Wisconsin historical society photo library. it looks like javascript is disabled in your browser. 1912 photos of reconstruction of dam & water street levee retaining wall. top photo is taken of the back side of dam and you can see where the 1911 flood cut new channel to the side through the.
Neighborhood Photograph Wisconsin Historical Society Wisconsin historical society photo library. it looks like javascript is disabled in your browser. 1912 photos of reconstruction of dam & water street levee retaining wall. top photo is taken of the back side of dam and you can see where the 1911 flood cut new channel to the side through the. 1883–1936. roughly bounded by main and madison sts., west ave. s., and s. 17th pl. buoyed by its 1880s lumber boom, la crosse grew exponentially in population and wealth. it also grew in size, spreading over level terrain toward the bluffs to the east. along tree lined thoroughfares—state, main, king, cass, and madison streets—the city. Duey and julia wright, owners of a local music store, also owned a large hillside lot with a dramatic vista of the wisconsin river. in 1956, they commissioned frank lloyd wright (no relation) to design their new house here. his design placed the house parallel to the river, atop a massive retaining wall. that plan, however, proved too costly.
Wisconsin House Photograph Wisconsin Historical Society 1883–1936. roughly bounded by main and madison sts., west ave. s., and s. 17th pl. buoyed by its 1880s lumber boom, la crosse grew exponentially in population and wealth. it also grew in size, spreading over level terrain toward the bluffs to the east. along tree lined thoroughfares—state, main, king, cass, and madison streets—the city. Duey and julia wright, owners of a local music store, also owned a large hillside lot with a dramatic vista of the wisconsin river. in 1956, they commissioned frank lloyd wright (no relation) to design their new house here. his design placed the house parallel to the river, atop a massive retaining wall. that plan, however, proved too costly.
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