Records in this series include but are not limited to Planning materials, comments, and student and faculty evaluations.
Digitized 16 mm film mainly of vertebrates of Pigeon Lake Field Station. Filmed by Dr. Richard D. Porter, Biology Faculty at UW-Whitewater.
Dr. [Richard] and Mrs.[Grace] Swensen
RF News Bureau
Real-photo postcard with image of Dr. John Till (standing, left) and an unknown man, from Somerset, Wisconsin. Till left Somerset sometime in 1908 to move to New Richmond. Postmarked twice, one on Apr. 10 from Minneapolis [Minn.] and the other 1908 from St. Anthony, Minn.; green 1¢ "Gingerbread" Franklin stamp. Message: Addressed to Mr. Celestin Beaudine, Kent, Minn. "Dr. Till and his assistant. J.B."
Real-photo postcard with image of
Includes student names and grades for final art project.
Pardee, C.- Students Studying
- Art Class
Real-photo postcard with image of Printed on Azo paper with all four triangles pointing up (used 1904-1918). Handwritten on verso: "Dresser Store, Centuria, Wisc." In a different hand: "1916," and "seed packets in racks." Otherwise, unused.
Emogene Nelson, Larry Pavlinski
Papers documenting the successful attempt by farmer Duane Paulson and others to purchase the Chicago and North Western Railway Company right of way between Hudson and River Falls, Wisconsin, and thereby avoid development of the corridor; including correspondence, deeds, and three oversize maps showing the right of way.
Dunn and Simpson Incorporated.
Visual material By University of Wisconsin-River Falls University Archives and Area Research Center (1860)Real-photo postcard with image of the Dutch (Christian) Reformed Church building in Baldwin, Wisconsin. Included in the image are seven trees that block quite a bit of the church building, plus an electric pole and lines. Text printed on verso: Pub. by Photo Advertising Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Unused postcard.
A history, related documents, maps, photographs, and newspaper clippings regarding the planning and development of Willow River State Park, St. Croix County, Wisconsin (64 pp.) compiled in 1967 as an agricultural economics class paper by Carlson, a U.W.-River Falls student; plus a 1965 Willow River recreation study.