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Sparta scenes from winters past
As we brace for a snowstorm this weekend, here is a look at winters past.
| 05 Jan 2024 | 01:37
An old-school game of ice hockey. (Photo courtesy of Sparta Historical Society from an unnamed Girl Scout)
(Photo courtesy of Sparta Historical Society from their Carolyn Neder Collection)
(Photo courtesy of Sparta Historical Society from their Carol Bull postcard collection)
A scene from Lake Mohawk in January 1936. (Photo courtesy of Sparta Historical Society from their Spaulding Postcard Collection)
A horse pulling a sled. (Photo courtesy of Sparta Historical Society and Marilyn Van Kirk Mull)
Krogh’s in black and white. (Photo courtesy of Sparta Historical Society and Gwen Donovan)
Photo taken by Kurt Engelbrecht. (Photo courtesy of the Sparta Historical Society)
This photo appears to be Curt Engelbrecht’s studio. (Photo courtesy of Sparta Historical Society from an unnamed Girl Scout)
(Photo courtesy of Sparta Historical Society and Gwen Donovan)
This photo is from the Sparta Historical Society’s Luba Family Collection. The original Mr Luba was a mason and worked on construction of many of the Crane homes. The photo is a professional one taken by the Belden Studios in Newark. They are no longer in business.
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