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John Snow’s nephew drags a sled with tree bough bundles across frozen Sugarbush Lake to an ice-fishing site
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John Snow’s nephew drags a sled with tree bough bundles across frozen Sugarbush Lake to an ice-fishing site
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- Date
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- March 16, 1995
- Summary
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- John Snow’s nephew Jim Peterson drags a sled bearing freshly cut balsam fir bough bundles out to their ice-fishing site on Sugarbush Lake, where the boughs will serve as the base for an ice-fishing tipi.
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- File
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- The collective of James P. Leary, Lewis Koch, and Janet C. Gilmore owns the rights to the Woodland Indian Traditional Artist Project photographic images, sound recordings, related image and recording logs, exhibit arrangements, captions and text.
- In copyright
- Permission must be obtained from this collective for high quality duplication of these materials for public presentation, publication, or production. The respective fieldworker, photographer, and artist, and the “Woodland Indian Traditional Artist Project” must be credited in all cases of image or recording use.
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Details
- Photographer
- Koch, Lewis
- Date
- March 16, 1995
- Description of Original
- Color photograph, 9 1/2 inches by 6 3/4 inches
- Notes
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- Part of the in-house Wisconsin Folk Museum exhibit, We Chose to Go That Way, Section II. Artist Profiles & Work: P. John Snow, Lac du Flambeau Ojibwa, wooden fish decoy carving and ice fishing, image 3 of 7
- Format
- Still image
- Local Identifier
- CS LK 24 JS 34