Store and Cheese Factory, Woodhull WI |
Discoveries, donations and information from the files of the Thornton Library, on the grounds of the Fond du Lac County Historical Society, Fond du Lac, WI
Thursday, November 7, 2019
Woodhull
I don't have many pictures of some outlying communities in the county, so when I do receive one, it's a treasure! I just received this in the mail today!
Brandon buildings
I received four photographs recently, all taken by George West in the 1880's to 1890's?, and taken in the Brandon area.
George West lived in Brandon in the 1850's -1873?, worked for the railroad, published the Brandon Times, and then moved on to Escanaba with the C& NWRR
I recognized one photo right away as the original schoolhouse, but the other homes I do not know of. If anyone has a clue, please let me know. The original photos are in Escanaba MI, a city where George is considered one of the founders.
George West lived in Brandon in the 1850's -1873?, worked for the railroad, published the Brandon Times, and then moved on to Escanaba with the C& NWRR
I recognized one photo right away as the original schoolhouse, but the other homes I do not know of. If anyone has a clue, please let me know. The original photos are in Escanaba MI, a city where George is considered one of the founders.
house with wooden sidewalk |
unknown house |
unknown house |
This is Union Prairie School, which was on the NW corner
of Hwy T and Hwy O, section 25, town of Metomen. Some of the old school
records are at the Brandon Public Library. In 1960 the school was sold at
auction and moved one farm to the south.
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