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Police investigate at the scene of Thursday's officer-involved shooting at the intersection of American Parkway and Eastpark Boulevard on Madison's Far East Side.
Police investigate the scene of the Feb. 3 officer-involved shooting at the intersection of American Parkway and Eastpark Boulevard on Madison's Far East Side.
Worst blizzard ever: Remembering the 'Big Snow' of 1881
Snow bank in Sheboygan
Several people stand on a large snow bank on 8th Street in Sheboygan, looking north, on March 4, 1881, after the big snowstorm. Signs hanging over the sidewalk attached to the brick buildings read: "Paint, Oil & Glass," and "American Express, Custom House, Telegraph Office."
Just enough room
Three men stand in front of a locomotive with a snow thrower attached to the front of the engine. The snow trough is barely wider than the train but equally as tall. The photo -- from the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Co. collection -- was likely taken during the big snowstorm of 1881.
Massive drifts in Sheboygan
The view March 4, 1881, from the corner of 7th Street in Sheboygan after the "big snow."
Scene in Whitewater
The scene in Whitewater after a massive snowstorm hit Wisconsin between Feb. 27 and March 3. According to the Whitewater Register newspaper, "Nothing like it was ever seen before in Wisconsin...". The photo was probably taken from the second story of the Bowers Opera House.
After "the big snow"
The scene in downtown Sheboygan on March 4, 1881.
Buried railroad tracks
Men work to dig out train tracks in Racine after the big snowstorm in March 1881.
Digging by hand
Another view of men digging out the railroad tracks by hand in Racine County in March 1881.
10 to 12 feet high
A stereograph of snow-covered 8th Street in Sheboygan. The back of the photo said the average height of the snow was 10 to 12 feet.
Posing among the banks
A stereograph of people posing among snow banks in Sheboygan on March 4, 1881.
Headline from the March 4, 1881, State Journal
A headline on the front page of the State Journal on March 4, 1881, calls attention to the storm and the problems it brought statewide.
State Journal front page March 4, 1881
