Postcard image of the sandstone Kinnickinnic monument in St. Croix County with two people perched on the top. Printed on verso: "Pub. for the Variety Store, River Falls, Wisconsin"
Minute books of a local telephone company organized in the Town of Kinnickinnic, St. Croix County, Wis., in 1904, to connect with the Pierce County Telephone Company; dissolved November 23, 1965.
Hand Colored Postcard image of the Kinnickinnic Valley.
Real-photo postcard with image of the log building used as a kitchen in Glen Park in River Falls, Wisconsin. Outside is a pump for water, a chair, picnic table, bench, barrel, and bin. Printed on Velox paper (this stamp box design used 1907-1920). Unused.
Picture postcard with image of the kitchen at Glen Park in River Falls, Wisconsin The kitchen was the first building erected in Glen Park, ca. 1898-9. Date from another postcard for sale online.
Real-photo postcard with image of the kitchen at Glen Park in River Falls, Wisconsin The kitchen was the first building erected in Glen Park, ca. 1898-9. Date from postmark: Jul 9 1907; mailed from River Falls Wis; green 1¢ "Gingerbread" Franklin stamp. Postcard is addressed to Miss Edna Mears, Osceola, Wisconsin, but there is no message.
Narrative is a dedication speech by R.J. Delorit (Vice Chancellor), October 13 1984 Historical narratives, Website Print
Programs, Newspaper Prints, Website Prints, Letters, Emails
correspondance, asbestos identification, legal documents (not filled out), building contract, project specifications, survey of "grass walkers", agency request, summary of cost, material color schedule, proposals, schedule of events, handouts, newspaper articles, map, remodeling plans, blueprints, floor plans, reviews, regarding naming of Kleinpell Fine Arts and Centenniel Science Hall, program statement, program statements, contract conditions, legal documents (blank), proposal for environmental center, Executive Order 14 information, letter asking to buy land to create a study area, physical plant needs, department square footage, space utilization, class statistics
This interview with Dr. E. H. Kleinpell, past President of the Unversity of Wisconsin River Falls, offers a good look at River Falls college from 1943 to 1968. How it has grown, the problems encountered, te faculty and administration and a few insights into the powers and responsibilities of a college president are discussed.
Genealogical charts and copies of family documents detailing the history of the Klingensmith family, 1729-1900; compiled by Barbara Geisert of Marietta, Georgia.
Thomas G. Kliszcz graduated from the River Falls State Teachers College in 1942. During his time on campus, he was active in the marching and concert band, Math Club, and Baseball team.
He went on to pursue a D.D.S. from Marquette University, completed in 1949, and began a dentistry practice in Northern Wisconsin. He enlisted in the United States Army in 1952. In 1977, he closed his dentistry practice and opened an authentic Polich Restaurant Kliszcz’s Karczma near Cable Wis.
In 1979, he was awarded the Distinguished Alumnus Award from the University of Wisconsin River Falls.
Project Request by UW- River Falls to University of Wisconsin System General Information, Newspaper Prints, Website Prints, Project Request,
Senator Knowles begins the interview discussing his early life in River Falls, Wisconsin, including his memories of local businesses and Ku Klux Klan activities. He talks about the prohibition, the depression, and life in River Falls during this period. He discusses at length his time at the River Falls State Teacher's College and ends the interview detailing his recollections of World War II, Pearl Harbor, and his time in the Air Force.
Reminiscences written by Knud and Andrew Levordson Lien concerning Norwegians who settled in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin, in the 1840's.
This is a good interview with William Kohl, 85, and long time resident of the River Falls area. Mr. Kohl reminices about his early days in the area and the changes that have taken place over the years.
correspondance, joint degree program agreement information, memorandum of intent, schedules, bureau of educational and cultural affairs grant application, youth exchange initiative
Real-photo postcard with image of several cottages at the Hunky Dory Farm resort. The cottage that is prominently featured may be named "Kozy-Nook." The location of the Hunky Dory Farm on the recto of the postcard has been crossed out in ink, but probably said "Balsam Lake." Hunky Dory Farm is located in the Town of Georgetown, Polk County, Wisconsin.
"I'll give you light." (An account of the milling and electric power enterprises of Christian Burkhardt). February 1963
UWRF Professor of History. Interviewed by Amanda Itall and Travis Binning.