This black and white photograph is of the residence of Mrs. C. Mygatt, at the northwest corner of the intersection of Second Street and West Main Street in Evansville, Wisconsin. Lansing Mygatt was a…

A page of black and white photographs from the folder "Glimpses of Evansville, Wisconsin" that includes the building at 16 East Main Street, a jewelry store and real estate office in 1900. Three resid…

Black and white photographs of the residences of Allen S. Baker, the southeast corner of West Liberty Street and South First Street; and Caleb E. Lee, 23 South First Street. Allen S. Baker was a princ…

The black and white photograph of the house at 319 South Second Street is taken from South Second Street, looking west. The house was built for Marshall J. Fisher in the 1890s.

Twelve photographs on one page of the folder Glimpses of Evansville Wisconsin, including scenes of Lake Leota, Evansville, Wisconsin streets, and the home of Evander Blakeley, 217 West Main Street.

One page of the Glimpses of Evansville Wisconsin folder has four photographs of the residences of C. J. Pearsall, manager of the D. E. Wood Butter, Co. at 227 West Church Street; Dr. L. B. Beebe, a bu…

Photographs of six residences in Evansville, Wisconsin, including the home of Mrs. C. A. Cole, 23 South Third; Eleanora Andrews, 262 West Church; John F. Pfifer, 310 West Church; John Ulerich, South T…

A black and white photograph postcard of residences on Longfield Street, Evansville, Wisconsin. The view is from south of the residence at 317 Longfield Street, looking northwest. The cement block hou…

A photograph postcard of the homes in the 400 block of South First Street, Evansville, Wisconsin. The home in the foreground was built for the Vivas C. Holmes family in 1910 and from the 1930s to the…

The house at 42 West Main Street Evansville, Wisconsin was built for Byron Campbell, in 1881. Byron Campbell was a mayor of Evansville in the early 1900s. Mrs. J. Storey's house on Mill Street, John W…

Six residences were photographed in 1900 and appear on one page of the folder Glimpses of Evansville Wisconsin. John Riley's residence was on the northwest corner of Maple and East Church Streets. Wil…

Two photographs of residences on West Main Street. The home of Dr. John M. Evans, Sr. was at 104 West Main Street. It was built in 1884 and in the 1920s it was converted to the Masonic Temple. Nelson…