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Photographs used in Thomas Brock's talk, "Class of 1918 Marsh: Past, Present and Future," given at the FCNA Marsh Celebration, April 22, 2003, at the UW Arboretum.

University Bay Drive near Picnic Point: Reclaimed corn fields.
Meuer Collection, UW Archives

ROTC sham battle, 1915, Willow Drive in the background. This land still appears to be sedge meadow.
Meuer Collection, UW Archives

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