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North view
North facade northwest view
South east view
East facade
North facade
North face of west wing
Southwest view
North facade
North-east view
East side of gymnasium
South facade (gymnasium)
Center wing and gymnasium (west side) - southwest view
West facade
East side of gymnasium
5 3/4 inch porcelain ceramic plate with South Hall painted on the face. Face inscription [State Normal School, River Falls, Wis.] Back inscription [Wheelock Dresden. Made in Germany for R.S. Freeman & Son Druggist, River Falls, Wis.]
correspondance, assignable square footage
These records document the attempt by the administration to demolish South Hall. This includes correspondence with Ursula Peterson, Christine Pederson, supporters, legislators, news articles, background information, and information from the State and National Historic Preservation.
Records of a cooperative telephone company in Pierce County, Wisconsin, including minutes of meetings, financial records, stock certificate stubs and blanks, maps, a record of pole locations, Public Service Commission documents, agreements with other phone companies, and brief correspondence.
Newspaper Prints, Website Prints, Handouts, Program, Email
Memorandum of Understanding and Wisconsin DNR Grant documents
Real-photo postcard with image along the South Fork of the Kinnickinnic River in Pierce County, Wisconsin. Hand-written on front: Sanderson's Studio, which was in River Falls. Date from life of Lillian Lovell, who was born in 1880 and married in 1900 (surname changed to Briggs). Message: Addressed to Miss Lillian Lovell, Prescott, Wisconsin "We got here all right. I have my milk every night and morning with the pupies [sic]. I am out with them most of the time. I guess I will stay two weeks. From Anna." Postcard was not mailed.
Ladies Aid Societies have roots in the American Civil War. They are organizations comprised of women working to support their local communities. This ledger includes income, expenses, and disbursements of the Ladies' Aid.
A handwritten history of the South Fork Ladies Aid Society, Pierce County, Wisconsin, from the time of its organization in the 1880's to about 1962.
Environmental Assessment report
The South Fork Community Club was organized on May 8, 1920. Its purpose was for the "Betterment of the people in this community". Early meetings were held in the South Fork Schoolhouse, located at W8580 STATE RD 29, River Falls, WI.
This collection contains a ledger of meeting minutes, bylaws, and constitution. Some of the pages of the meeting minutes have been transcribed.
Postcard image of a South Fork Bridge from Glen Oaks in River Falls, Wisconsin Date from postmark. Message:
