Photocopied genealogy, circa 1800-1973, documenting the descendants of Timothy and Catharine (Brogan) Murphy. ?b This is a 1973 revision of a genealogy originally prepared by Jack Murphy in 1966. Other surnames treated include Manion, Corbett, and Downey. Descendents' addresses, current as of 1973, are also included.

Five letters written to Bartosh, mayor of River Falls, Wisconsin, and to Mary Bartosh by two German families thanking them for sending food to help them endure the hard times following World War II.

Reminiscences of Luttrell, stressing his years as a student in the 1920's and 1930's at River Falls Normal School (Wis.).

Papers of several related families of River Falls and the Town of Martell, Pierce County, Wisconsin; containing family correspondence, genealogical information, clippings, photographs, teaching papers, 1948 state centennial celebration materials, and financial records from J.P. Carroll's dry goods and grocery store (1894-1906).
Included are letters from Andrew Larson, one of Minnesota's last surviving Civil War veterans. Some materials are in Norwegian.

[1] School District Records (1878-1956) containing minutes of school board meetings, record of orders drawn on treasurers, school censuses, teachers contracts, clerks' annual reports, and financial records; and [2] School Registers (1935-1958) showing pupils names, standing and attendance records, daily programs, visitors record, and state reading circle record.

Correspondence and memorabilia of Dr. Wiltrout, founder of the Oliver Wendell Holmes Hospital and Sanitarium in Hudson, Wisconsin, in 1887. Included are letters from Holmes, William H. Taft, and John C. Spooner.

Genealogical study of the descendants of James Bishop, an English immigrant to New Haven, Connecticut, about 1634; compiled by Ira E. Bishop, Homewood, Illinois, and issued as Volume 1, March 1961, 1st Edition and as Volume One, Edition Two, June 1961.

Intramural Sports have offered various recreational activities, programs, and events, for students to participate in physical competitive sports and other activities. This collection mainly consists of Handbooks, detailing activities offered and general rules. Also included, are photographs and records for intramural competitions that include team names, participants, and tournament winners.
2022 additions include a scrapbook of newspaper articles, advertisements, posters, and photographs from the 1980s to the early 2000s.

Records of an association formed in 1966 to promote sled dog racing by standardizing rules, sanctioning events, and working to increase public interest; consisting of newsletters, other regional organization publications, and race programs, bulletins, and results.

Materials concerning Inquisition, Inc.'s 1968 national sales of "fact sheets" and bumper stickers asking "Is Richard Nixon Really Rosemary's Baby?".

Recollections by Alvstad of her family's emigration in 1889 from N. Aurdal, Valdres, Norway; the sinking of their ship, the SS Denmark and the rescue by the SS Missouri; their arrival in Philadelphia; their settlement in Gilman Township, Pierce County, Wisconsin; and her early years there as her family established a farm home.

The information in these booklets includes enrollment data, student tuition, and expense comparison, an introduction, an executive summary of the University and UW System Budget, and a report on the State Building Program.

Records of a River Falls, Wisconsin, organization in existence from 1973 to 1978 which provided information, referral, and follow-up services to individuals in order that they might more easily locate social service agencies able to serve their needs. The materials include annual reports, correspondence, publicity, information on work procedures including sample questions, some financial records, and fragmentary records of related agencies.
Absent from the records are the agency logs of incoming questions which were destroyed when the organization dissolved in 1978. Other materials at that time were transferred to the Elders' Area Resources Service, River Falls, Wisconsin.

Statewide index to births recorded between 1852 and 1907. Shows name, date and county of birth for each registrant, and index reel and document number where the registration may be found. The index is in two parts. The first is arranged alphabetically by registrant's name, the second chronologically by date of birth. Incomplete entries are located at the beginning of each part. This index also includes entries for reels 1-3 of "Delayed Registrations of Births" (Series 2071).

Records of the Ellsworth chapter of this mutual benefit society including correspondence, 1911-1939; financial secretary's ledgers, 1895-1933, recording dues payments and beneficiaries; insurance policies, 1913, 1918, 1937-1940; and member pass books, 1916-1920.

Typescript copies of 18 Civil War letters, January-August, 1864, from Hugh Sloan, Lebanon, Wisconsin, with the Wisconsin 3rd Cavalry at Fort Scott, Kansas, chiefly to his wife, Margaret; and one letter dated in 1905.

Annual report of the City Superintendent to the State Superintendent including statistics of children enrolled in school, days of attendance, number of teachers employed, salaries paid, and number of schools; financial statement; information on school houses and sites, school rooms and equipment, text-books used, libraries, and private schools not incorporated; special report of the high school; number of certificates granted; school census; teachers' reports; and teachers' meetings.

Register showing name, address, destination, auto license number, and number in party of all campers overnighting in Hudson from June 1, 1923 to July 29, 1924.

Poll lists listing name and address of voters in order of voting. Other information includes whether the voter was born in the U.S. and if not whether 2nd (naturalization) papers have been taken out.

Inspector's talley-sheet statements and statement of defective and challenged ballots from the primary and final elections held to fill the vacancy created by the death of Senator Robert M. La Follette, Sr. Talley-sheets record number of votes for each candidate.

Manuscript draft of the standing rules of the Common Council of the City of Hudson which was incorporated as a fourth class city in 1856.

Justice Court record showing names of plaintiff and defendant, date of judgment, damages, justice fees, court costs, executions issued and delivered to the sheriff, type of action, and dates of appeals.

Collections are comprised of photographs and subject files organized into a variety of series. It is unclear why there are series that overlap but they may coincide with being collected at different times or collections located in different places.
Includes print photographs by subject (circa 1850-1980s; 9 cubic feet in 9 boxes 27.B.4); print photographs of people (circa 1970-1980; 3 cubic feet, 27.B.5); print photographs and negatives by date (24.2 cubic feet, see rows 27 and 28.C/D); "genealogical"/subject files (12 cubic feet, row 26); "Crime" related records (2 cubic feet, 27.F.3), and miscellaneous pubs and scrapbooks (8 cubic feet, 28.B.2-1 - A.4-3.
One folder of photographs titled, Hudson graduation 1972 was originally accessioned separately but will be collated with the remaining series once the collection is processed.
This folder contains images that appear to have been the mock-ups for the 1972 HHS yearbook. All the photographs, with the exception of 2 loose images, were attached to a white background paper titled with notes and page number, unclear if this is where the pages were supposed to go in the yearbook or not. 1972 HHS yearbook was unavailable for comparison at time of transfer. Some photos appear to have names on back (Original yellow folder labeled 1972 graduation was not retained with the pictures). Photographs were in good condition aside from being affixed with a tape fastener, which was not loose at time of review

Minutes of the board of trustees, 1903-1963; circulation records, 1918-1941; financial records, 1930-1967; and accessions and withdrawals records, 1966-1974.

Minutes, 1901, of the Grange, in the same volume as minutes and financial records, 1906-1940, of the Gleaners Club, Hudson, Wisconsin, a social and civic organization.

A collection of photographs (16 pages and 2 loose) pasted onto contact paper that appear to have been the working copies for publication in True Blue, Hudson High School's annual yearbook. |b The original folder was labeled "1972 graduation". At the time of cataloging, the published issue of the 1972 True Blue yearbook was unavailable for comparison.

Hudson High School class reunion booklets, 1972, from the 10th reunion of the Class of 1962 and the 15th reunion of the Class of 1957.

Class reunions (1972-1974); commencement programs (1900-1983) [missing issues]; handbook and class publications (1953-1956, 1981, 2008); play programs, class songs, and other extracurricular printed ephemera (undated, 1920-1937, 2000).

Genealogical information compiled by Cain concerning the descendants and ancestors of Hamilton W. Hubbard (1820-1909), a resident of Dunn County, Wisconsin.

Genealogy of the descendants of Hoyt and Maggie Brown, 1864-1964, compiled by Hugh Hoyt Brown of Steuben County, Indiana.
Other surnames treated include Shotts, Copeland, Halsey, and Miller.

Military records and memoirs of Howard Christenson from Spring Valley (Wis.) who served during World War II as a pilot in the 17th Bomb Group of the 37th Squadron, U.S. Army Air Force; including documentation of his training, individual flights, promotions, transfers, reserve service, and awards.
Also included are his memoirs of his wartime experience as well as those of Thomas Alton, a close friend of Christenson's from the same combat group and a fellow Wisconsin native. Additionally, there are articles on the history of the plane Christenson flew, the B-26 Marauder, and the history of the 37th Squadron. Photos consist of Christenson's flight class at Rankin Aeronautical Academy and combat duty in the Mediterranean.

Scrapbook of mementos from Hopyard grade school; including photographs of students and special activities, programs from Christmas presentations, and a school newspaper.

This collection contains programs and schedules of events for homecoming. The programs include informaiotn about activities and events, a note from the chancellor, details on homecoming theme, event rules, queen candidate information.

Records of a study group composed of River Falls area rural women.
The group began meeting in 1904 to study different cultures, history, the arts, literature, government, and other subjects. The collection includes scrapbooks which contain a detailed history of the group's activities, 1904-1979; a 1908 cookbook; a printed 1979 history; and minutes of the monthly meetings, 1950-1978.

Family history written by Larson, a student at Wisconsin State University, River Falls, including information on the Holstrom and Bischoff families who settled in Stillwater and St. Paul, Minnesota.

History of the Afton Township area of Washington County, Minnesota, written for the Valley Creek Women's Club by Grant, with information on pioneer life there and on the Bolles family.

Brief unpublished history, written about 1940 by Mrs. Selma Reinkey, of a Methodist Church establishied in Elmwood, Wisconsin in 1867. Included is biographical information about each minister who served the congregation, with details on the local church circuits they travelled.

A history written by Kenneth White, River Falls, Wisconsin, attorney and founding member of the local National Guard unit; submitted as source material for a class at Wisconsin State University at River Falls taught by Professor John Lankford, 1963.

History of New Centerville, once a village in St. Croix County, Wisconsin, written by Hall, a resident of the village.

History, 1883-1955, of the Maple Grove School (District #4, Springfield Township), a one-room school house located near Hersey in St. Croix County, Wisconsin. No author is indicated. The school was moved to the St. Croix County Fairgrounds after closing in 1955.

Record of school attendance showing each pupil's name, attendance, grades, and teachers' reports on academic progress of each. Also contains record of visitors, schedule of daily program, and reading circle records.

Records consisting of minutes and correspondence, 1917-1919, of the club's predecessor organization, the Beldenville chapter of the American Red Cross; minutes, 1920-1921, of the Community Sewing Circle, also a predecessor organization; and the club's own records including minutes, 1933-1940, 1947-1951, 1964-1980; annual programs and membership directories, 1932-1954; secretary's books for home demonstration groups, 1943-1953; a treasurer's book, 1943-1974; a club history, ca. 1975; and photographs.

[1] School District Record (1933-1940) containing minutes of district and board meetings, teachers' contracts, list of textbooks used, record of receipts and expenditures, and clerk's annual reports; [2] Treasurer's Book (1872-1911) showing receipts and disbursements; and [3] School Registers (1933-1957) including pupils' names, grades, and attendance records, visitors' register, daily programs, and state reading circle record.

Records from the St. Croix County Highway Department. Included are Highway Commissioner files, meeting minutes, and union/county contracts. Also included are county trunk maps, a compiled history of the department, and assorted photographs of department projects, buildings, and equipment.

Incoming and outgoing correspondence of Mayor Herman T. Hagestad concerning war and defense preparedness, utilities, licensing, and routine matters of city administration.

Financial journal of Herman Hillskotter from Town of Star Prairie, St. Croix County, Wisconsin, detailing farm expenses and income as well as dairy and grain prices, farm labor costs, and livestock records. Also included in the journal are financial records of the Town of Star Prairie, 1906-1918, when Hillskotter served as town clerk, and of School District No. 4, 1911-1916; a record of the number of feet of wood sawed per day, 1900-1903, at the B.B. Lumber Co. of Rhinelander, Wisconsin; and records, 1899-1900, from a boarding house which Hillskotter and his wife operated in Rhinelander, prior to moving to Star Prairie.