Crowds standing at a railroad stop in Brule, Wisconsin, during the arrival of Calvin Coolidge

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Title: Crowds standing at a railroad stop in Brule, Wisconsin, during the arrival of Calvin Coolidge Description: Image of crowds standing at a railroad stop in Brule, Wisconsin, during the arrival of Calvin Coolidge, President of the United States from 1923-1929. Photographers, police officers, and spectators are standing around two automobiles in the foreground. A depot building, a passenger train, and buildings are visible in the background. Text on a sign on top of the depot reads: Superior. Date Depicted: 1928 Creator: Chicago Daily News, Inc. Creator Role: photographer Physical Format: glass negatives Copyright Notice: No Known Copyright Credit Line: DN-0085895, Chicago Sun-Times/Chicago Daily News collection, Chicago Historical Society Accession Number: 1960.784 Storage Location: Chicago Daily News negatives collection, Chicago History Museum Horizon Bib. No.: 132018 Max Pixels - Width: 486 Max Pixels - Height: 389 Help improve this content