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THE WAY IT WAS: Myrick Park Gun Club Platforms, c 1940s

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What is now Myrick Park has been home to many different kinds of land use throughout history. The ancestors of the Ho-Chunk who lived here built effigy mounds in this

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THE WAY IT WAS: Myrick Park Gun Club Platforms, c 1940s

What is now Myrick Park has been home to many different kinds of land use throughout history. The ancestors of the Ho-Chunk who lived here built effigy mounds in this

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La Crosse Tribune broke the news on Tuesday, May 26, 2026.
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