Black and white view exterior of the River Falls City Hospital
Black and white view exterior of the River Falls City Hospital
Color Polaroid photograph of the Fire bell at Heritage Park. Sign beneath the bell reads, “The land from the 1974 Maple Street Bridge South to Elm Street, plus Hospital Hill-Ingram Center, was developed into this park by the Garden Club. It worked with the Bicentennial Commission and other organizations, making it a community-wide project. The goal was to use the Kinnickinnic River as a park.”
View of the fire bell, between Maple Street Bridge and Main Street buildings.
Exterior view of the River Falls City Hospital
View Heritage Park looking North, with the walking bridge to the left and Maple Street Bridge in the background.
View of the walking bridge and Heritage Park
View of Heritage park green space and parking lot
River Falls City Hospital in the background.
View of the Maple street bridge over the Kinnickinnic River.
Black and white polaroid of Garden Club members celebrating the American Bicentennial. Left to right: Audrey and John Groom, unknown, and Louise Weaver.
Black and white polaroid of members of the Garden Club. Left to right: Helen Wyman, Letha Foster, Arlene Monson, and Grace O'Brien.
Records of the River Falls Garden Club including minutes, programs, clippings, and memorabilia documenting the Club's community beautification projects, flower shows, and other activities.
View of the stairway at Heritage Park
Walking bridge over the Kinnickinnic River.
Color Polaroid photograph of the parking lot at Herridge park, Maple street bridge in the background.
