ADS: A Derleth Gallery - In and Around Sac Prairie

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	August Derleth's birthplace
	August Derleth's boyhood home.
	The old harness shop on Water Street as it appears today
	A peek inside the harness shop -- now Hugo Schwenker's woodworking shop
	The old Electric Theater
	The old trestle bridge over the Wisconsin River that Derleth mentioned so often
	The trestle bridge seen from the river
	Sandbars on the Wisconsin near the August Derleth Bridge
	A panoramic view of Sauk City seen from the east bank of the river
	The river from the west bank with Breunig Hill, where Derleth often hiked, in the background
	The August Derleth historical marker near Derleth Park, newly refurbished in 2000.
	"Place of Hawks" - Derleth's house on the edge of Sauk City, Wisconsin
	Sign at the entrance to Derleth Park in Sauk City.
	Outside "Augie's Room" at Leystra's Restaurant in Sauk City.
	August Derleth's grave site in the St. Aloysius Cemetery across from his home. Inscribed on the monument are these words from Henry David Thoreau's Walden: I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.