If I had a modorcycle I bet I vouldn't stick around all de time in Loyd
View Full Item in Richland County History RoomPenny postcard postmarked March 1914 from Cazenovia. Written on back, “guess who. Ha. Ha.”, and addressed to, “Mr. Roy Weeden, Loyd, Wis.” Has a one cent stamp on back.
Loyd Business District, Richland County, Wisconsin, 1908
Dingman, L. H., Plymouth, WIView Full Item in Richland County History RoomBuildings, unidentified people, horses, wagons. Written in pencil on back, “Shaw Store”, “Art Shaw”, and addressed to: “Leon Borchardt”. Imprinted on back, “B. H. Dingman, Pub., Plymouth, Wis.”
With Love from Loyd, Wisconsin.
View Full Item in Richland County History RoomDivided back penny postcard. Written on back, “From: E.N.T.” and addressed to “Miss Clara Sippy, Neptune, Wis.”
Loyd Business District, part of, Richland County, Wisconsin, 1921
View Full Item in Richland County History RoomBuildings, unidentified people, horses, various items. Written on the front of the picture, “Part of Business Dist. Loyd, W”, and “No 6 1921”.
Greetings From Loyd Wis.
View Full Item in Richland County History RoomPenny postcard. Includes 5 smaller pictures on front of from top left, clockwise, “Gen'l Mdse Store Loyd, Wis.”, “Cheese Factory”, “Business Dist., Loyd, Wis. (same as P000173-05), “Bridge Across Will…
When you come to Loyd Leave that hammer of your's at home.
View Full Item in Richland County History RoomDivided back penny postcard.
Grand Army of the Republic (GAR), R. J. McNurlin Post 108, Loyd, Willow Township, Richland County, Wisconsin, 1891
Grover, H. C., Loyd, WI, 1891View Full Item in Richland County History RoomFront Picture Description: Black and white group photograph of veterans, some holding musical instruments. None are identified. There are women and spectators standing in the back. Flag in back. Front…
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