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Photo postcard from Fred Fetters, a lumberjack, to his sweetheart Bertha Thompson, a school teacher.
Two Rivers Fire Paramedic Intercept
Manitowoc County, Wisconsin
July 2014
Photo by Asher Heimermann/Incident Response
Built in 1966-1969, this Brutalist-style building was designed by Harry Weese to house the Humanities department of the University of Wisconsin. The building is clad in stone and concrete with curtain walls featuring small window openings and metal fins, outdoor walkways within large exterior porches defined by concrete walls and columns, sloped stone and concrete berms on the exterior, large interior courtyards, waffle slabs, and a concrete pedestrian bridge connecting the building to the adjacent Bascom Mall. The building is a noncontributing structure in the Bascom Hill Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. The building is presently slated for replacement with a new Humanities building within the next decade.
Madison, Wisconsin
The 3rd state capitol building stands on an isthmus between Lake Monona and Lake Mendota. It was designed by George B Post & Sons to replace the previous Capitol that burned in 1904. It was constructed between 1906 and 1917 for $7.25 million. The dome is the only granite dome in the USA.
Tuesday, February 15
2011
Took a trip to with Jason and his colleagues to the Protest this evening.
All photos by CindyH Photography, free for media use with appropriate attribution given.
The Badgers do pre-game drills.
Photos from the October 12 football game between the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Northwestern University at Camp Randall Stadium. The Badgers won big, 35-6.
Tuesday, February 15
2011
Took a trip to with Jason and his colleagues to the Protest this evening.
All photos by CindyH Photography, free for media use with appropriate attribution given.
Looking skyward in a stand of birch trees, I think, in the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum
This immense White House, resting on its roof in the Wisconsin Dells, suggests by its name that within it lies the answer to why our world currently stands on its head. It's a secret, of course -- but it's also a very confusing secret, so we don't feel too bad about revealing what we saw when we were there....
(There are other upside-down White Houses -- in Orlando, Florida and Sevierville, Tennessee -- but they're half the size of Top Secret Inc. and their insides are just expensive arcades that are right side up.)
from roadsideamerica.com
One of the oldest buildings in Platteville, it began as a grocery store and doubled as a stagecoach office and stop for the Galena-Madison stage line. The stages stopped, and then the grocery store moved, and it became a barbershop for the next 75 years. It has recently been sold and turned into a sandwich shop.
Female Cardinal flying over Monroe Street in Madison, Wisconsin down by the Duck Pond on New Year's Day, 2013