File:Flag Pole with Alonzo Hauser Sculpture.jpeg
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English: Flag pole with limestone carving of women and men by Alonzo Hauser, who was appointed by the Farm Security Administration, at its base. The sculpture was begun in 1938 and finished and dedicated on the 4th of July in 1939. The sculpture on building in background is also by Hauser. |
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Source | Wisconsin Historical Society |
Author | Miller, Raymond J. |
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