Angus Buie Tugboat
One of the two tug boats of the Tomahawk Land and Boom Company. It's sister vessel was the Ben Sweet. They were propelled by enclosed paddle wheels and had retractable smoke stacks for bridge clearance. Picture courtesy of Lynn Scheller Restorations.
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John Oelhafen Float 4th of July Early 1900s
The Oelhafen Store was constructed in 1887. The store to the left offered food and household products and the store on the right offered dry good products. To the far right is the August Zastrow Saloon. Picture courtesy of Lynn Scheller Restorations.
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City Hall
The Tomahawk City hall encorporated the jail, library and fire station along with the city offices. it was built in 1900. This picture circa 1910. Picture courtesy of Lynn Scheller Restorations.
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E. Myre Building 1904
28 South Tomahawk Avenue Circa 1920. Courtesy Marsha Krueger Wilke.
Picture courtesy of Lynn Scheller Restorations.
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ST.PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, view SSE, Wisconsin Avenue at Fourth Street, Tomahawk, Wisconsin circa 1924.
Picture courtesy Lynn Scheller Restorations.
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