| STREET SCENES |
Ca. 1900: Farm machinery on Main
Street (Augie Bilgo) |
Ca. 1900: Looking west on Main
Street from the railroad tracks (Augie Bilgo) |
Ca. 1900: Bringing cattle down
Main Street to the Stockyard (Augie Bilgo) |
Ca. 1900: The original part of
Kewaskum, looking east on Main Street (Augie Bilgo) |
Ca. 1900: Looking east on Main
Street at Fond du Lac Avenue (Augie Bilgo) |
Ca. 1900: Rural mail carrier
(Augie Bilgo) |
1910: Water wagon wetting down
Main Street (Augie Bilgo) |
1910: "Fair
Day" on Main Street east of Fond du Lac Avenue (Augie Bilgo) |
1910: Main Street bridge over
Milwaukee River (Augie Bilgo) |
1920's: Looking north on Fond du
Lac Avenue (Augie Bilgo) |
1920's: Manure spreaders line up
for a photo (Augie Bilgo) |
1920's: Walter Belger in front of
Miller's store (Augie Bilgo) |
1922: Installing sewer and water
lines on Main Street (Augie Bilgo |
1924: The
Highway 55 (now 45) bridge over the Milwaukee River, August 4 (James Andre family) |
1924: Sideview
of the Highway 55 (now 45) bridge over the Milwaukee River, August 4 (James
Andre family) |
1924: Chicago
& North Western mail train #125 derailed in washout, August 4 (James Andre family) |
1924: The
Milwaukee River flowing under the bridge at Main Street, August 4 (James Andre family) |
1924: Chicago
& North Western steam pile driver driving new pilings for the railroad's replacement
bridge, August 7 (James Andre family) |
1924: Looking
north on Fond du Lac Avenue in anticipation of the American Legion Parade, August 10
(James Andre Family) |
1924: Washed
out bridge of the Chicago & North Western, August 4 (James Andre Family) |
1924: American
Legion parade marching east on Main Street (James Andre Family) |
1924: Gravel
site on a farm just north of Kewaskum during construction of Highway V (James Andre
Family) |
1924: Road
grader and driver during construction of Highway V (James Andre
Family) |
1924: American
Legion parade, looking east on Main Street and Fond du Lac Avenue (James Andre Family) |
1924: Gravel
trucks during construction of Highway V (James Andre Family) |
1927: Steeplejack
painting the top of the flagpole on Main Street, May 16 (James Andre Family) |
1927: "Fair
Day" in Kewaskum, May 25 (James Andre Family) |
1927: Just
married couple and cohorts pose in front of Kewaskum
Bank, June 1. (James Andre Family) |
1929: Promotion
in front of Lay Lumber, September 26 (James Andre Family) |
1936: Washington
County snowplow on Fond du Lac Avenue and Main Street (Tiny Terlinden) |
1936: Snowstorm;
horses and sleighs still in use (Tiny Terlinden) |
1937: Farmers'
"Fair Day" (Tiny Terlinden) |
1938: February
snowstorm; semi-trucks southbound on Fond du Lac Avenue (Tiny Terlinden) |
1938: Looking east on Main Street
(Tiny Terlinden) |
1938: Greyhound bus bound for
Chicago stops for pickup at Grandview Lunch (Tiny Terlinden) |
1939: Farmers' "Fair Day"
(Tiny Terlinden) |
1940: Watching Fireman's parade in
front of the Grandview, July 14 (Tiny Terlinden) |
1940: Milwaukee
Journal newspaper truck overturned on Fond du Lac Avenue, October (Tiny
Terlinden) |
1941: Northbound
Chicago & North Western Streamliner (Tiny Terlinden) |
 1941:
Two northbound Greyhound buses at Fond du Lac Avenue
and Main Street, September (Tiny Terlinden) |
1942: Hugo
and Bill Schaub plowing snow on Forest Avenue after January storm (Tiny Terlinden) |
1942: People
gather around accident between C&NW Streamliner and a Model T (Tiny Terlinden) |
1942: Fireman's
parade on Fond du Lac Avenue, August 9 (Tiny Terlinden) |
1942: The
end of the Fireman's parade, at Fond du Lac Avenue and Main Street, August 9 (Tiny
Terlinden) |
1943: Lay
Lumber Company's WWII "Victory" sign, June (Tiny Terlinden) |
1949: Greyhound
bus accident on Highway 55 overhead bridge at the north end of town (Tiny Terlinden) |
1950: Friendly
Farmer Tavern float on Main Street during Legion Parade, July 9 (Tiny Terlinden) |
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