- Papers of the Engelhardt family, who owned and operated a brickyard (ca. 1889-1906) and a dairy farm (ca. 1870- )in the Farmington (Polk County), Wisconsin area; and of the Hillskotter family who farmed in the same area since ca. 1853.
- b Included are correspondence, family certificates, writings, an autobiography of Carl Engelhardt, genealogies, photographs (1870-1909), and monthly farm labor records. In both German and English.
Plan, specifications, blueprints, and correspondence relating to city engineering projects, including bridges, sewers, sewage treatment, and other projects.
Ambergrites, A Sunken Treasury of Verse, an English Department publication of poetry written by students. Salmagundi Society Newsletter (A.K.A. Ambergrites?) monthly publication, Ambergrites but includes department information pamphlets, newsletters, bank statements, invitation, Student Organization Form, booklets, poems, stories, handwritten works, notecards
English Department Bulletin Newsletter biannual, general department updates Newsletters
Real-photo, white-border, black title bar, POST CARD with image of the English Lutheran church building in Ellsworth, Wisconsin.
Real-photo postcard with image of the English Lutheran Church, located at 229 West Main Street, in Ellsworth, Wisconsin.
Real-photo postcard with real-photo image of the English Lutheran Church in Grantsburg, Wisconsin. Date from postmark: Apr 8 1912; mailed from Grantsburg Wisconsin; green 1¢ Franklin stamp. Message on verso: Addressed to Miss Emily Julin, Grantsburg, Wisconsin, Box 87, c/o Philip Carlson. "Grantsburg Wis, April 5, 1912, Miss Julie, Dear Friend, Recd your card yesterday & was glad to hear from you, so you are working in town again. . . . .
Date based on postmark: 190 ; mailed from ; green 1¢ "Gingerbread" Franklin stamp. No message, but addressed to: Miss Wilma
prologue, correspondance, handouts, handbook, proposed master of arts
Postcard with image of Colonel Emer E. Ellsworth, the Civil War Union officer for whom Ellsworth, Wisconsin, is named. The photograph is of an engraved likeness of Colonel Ellsworth, which hangs in the Ellsworth Dairy Queen. Printed by Helmer Printing, Inc.,1993. Unused.
includes data on commencement
newspaper prints, website prints
Date handwritten on verso: 10/3/47; otherwise unused. Printed on EKC paper; this stamp box design was used from 1930-1950.
Real-photo postcard with image of the staircase leading to the second level of the Crystal Cave near Spring Valley, Wisconsin. Text printed on verso: All rights reserved - The L. L. Cook Co., Milwaukee. Printed on EKC paper (this stamp box design used 1930-1950). Unused.