welcome sign
former site of the old school 
Larry's Mobil 
Linden Cheese Company 
This House once belonged to the Tredinnicks
Tami's house 
Terri and Betty's House 
Mom's Apartment
Another house that belonged to the Tredinnicks once upon a time 
Grain mill 
The Masonic Temple 
The old historic Methodist Church built like the ones in cornwalls. One of the oldest active churches in Wisconsin 
The neighbor's House 
Pardtown Pub 
Peddlers Creek General Store 
The Playground 
The Polar Bear restaurant and bar 
The Post Office was once a bank during the mining days 
The ritsy part of town 
One of the main streets downtown 
The Modular home park 
Another house that once belonged to the Tredinnick clan
one of the older house in Linden where the original town center used to be located. 
The Village Park 
The village shop 
Peddlers Creek where the original town of peddlers creek got its name from it was later named Linden 
calcite and galena (lead ore)
Mining sites, Diggin holes and tailing piles. 
A farm on the outskirts of Linden 
One of the newer houses in Linden 
The "oldest" house in Linden, was made by cornish stone masons 
Peddler's Creek Valley the site of many mining camps
The water tower and houses
A willow tree in Linden
