Eagle Effigy

Largest Indian Mound of its Type in Wisconsin

Body 131 Feet Wingspread 624 Feet

Marked by the Wisconsin Archeological Society

July 30, 1910

Marker can be reached from the intersection of Cinder Lane and Muir Drive.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Eagle Scout Memorial Fountain

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company presents this statuary to the Kansas City Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, in recognition of Scouting's contribution to this nation and as a lasting tribute to those who have earned its highest award

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deeded it to the State ...

Old Abe, the War Eagle

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Eagle & Phenix Mills

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Eagle Grange No. 1

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Eagle

A huge bald eagle “hovering and curving over a large mound” east of here, inspired prospectors to name the area Eagle in 1836. Village of Eagle was platted at the coming of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad (1851) by Kline, ...