Photo postcard with image showing an outdoor fireplace and picnic tables in Lake Front Park, and in the background, the bridge over the St. Croix River.
Photo postcard with image of Lake Front Park in Hudson, Wisconsin, showing an artillery piece mounted on concrete slab facing the St. Croix River.
Real-photo postcard with image of the Lake Front Park along the St. Croix River in Hudson, Wisconsin. Shown are a rock fireplace, two picnic tables, and a bench, with several trees and the interstate bridge in the background. Date from postmark: Jun 16, 1945, mailed from Hudson, Wisconsin; green 1¢ Washington stamp. Message: Addressed to Mary T. Sarich, U.S.C.G. Air Station, Port Angeles, Washington. "Hello Mary, We're up home for our vacation. Its a beautiful day but it sure rains plenty. Are you going to get home this year. We didn't get to see Grace when she was home. The kids are o.k. again now. Wish I could stay up here all summer. Love, Lois & family."
Linen post card with image of the Cascade Falls at Osceola, Wisconsin. Printed on verso: Made in U.S.A. by E. C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin (FIA). Date from postmark: Jul 3, 1943; mailed from Osceola, Wis; green 1¢ Lady Liberty for Defense stamp. Message: Addressed to Mrs. J. Fischler, 905 Rice St., St. Paul, 3, Minn. "Friday, Dear Mom, We paddled since yesterday morning. We're in Osceola now. I just had a malted milk and a sundae. Last night we slept by a creek of drinking water. Was it ever ice cold. No mosquitoes bothered us during the night. Love, Rita."
Real-photo postcard with image of the Cascade falls in Osceola, Wisconsin. Message: "Our home is about twenty-five feet from the edge of the glen. If the trees on the left weren't in the way, you could see the roof of it. This looks delightfully cool, doesn't it? You can see, then, why we don't like hot cities." [not signed]
Real-photo postcard with image of the boat landing at the Whispering Pines resort on Spirit Lake in Burnett County, Wisconsin. Tied up at the landing are multiple row boats. Behind the trees in the background can be seen the white of buildings, and in the mid-ground are several 1940s era automobiles. Date of postmark: Nov 15, 1951; mailed from Northfield Minn.; stamp has been removed. Message: Addressed to Mr. & Mrs. Fred Tottenham, 201 W. Maple, Austin, Minn. "Dear Ones, We spent the night at Northfield. We were held up about 3 hours in all. The road was not bad a[t] all but think they will be icy this morn. Thank you so much and sure nice to see you. Thanks again, Paul Louses."
Real-photo post card with an image of the Lutheran Bible Camp in Amery, Wisconsin. Image shows a stone outdoor fire pit and a small building surrounded by deciduous trees. Date based on founding of the camp in 1948. Printed on Kodak Paper. Printed on verso: "All rights reserved, A. Pearson Co., Inc., Minneapolis, Minn." Unused.
Real-photo postcard with image of a dirt road
Real-photo postcard with image of a resort building and a twig-construction bench overlooking Yellow Lake at Atlasta Resort near Danbury, in Burnett County, Wisconsin. Text printed on verso: Crescent Photo Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Printed on Defender paper (stamp box design used 1920-1945). Unused.
Record books of the Scandinavian Unitarian Society of Hudson, containing the constitution, minutes, and membership accounts (in Norwegian until 1925); and documents on real estate transactions, 1892-1906.
Proposal to construct and operate a marina at Sawmill Point on the St. Croix River at Hudson, Wisconsin, submitted by Clyde Ryberg of Menomonie and George W. Rastede to the Hudson City Council.
Mr. Savola has been an active participant of labor unions and propent of the rights of American workers since an accident that afflicted his father. He participated in an I.W.W. protest in Iron River and aftewards became a C.I.O. timber workers' orginizer. He also later worked for a copper mining company, Mackard Motor Car Company, and field work for cooperatives. He was a member of the Communist Party for which he was a district coordinator.
Save Energy… It's a Natural! 1979-80 University of Wisconsin River Falls
Save Energy UW-RF Auxiliary Services
program partnership proposal
Correspondence, invoices, and financial records, regarding the settlement of the estate of Staab of Hammond, Wisconsin.
Her legal affairs were handled by Fred E. Hartwig, also of Hammond.
Typed copies of letters written by Andrews, Hudson, Wisconsin, conveying family and home town news to her brother James A. Andrews serving with Co. A, 44th Regiment Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry; accompanied by photostat copies of some of the letters.
Democratic Canidate for 30th District Assembly seat. Interviewed by Charles E. Nelsen and James Hanscom.
A Raphael Tuck & Sons postcard with a tinted image of the Sanatorium in Hudson, Wisconsin. Text printed on verso: "The Sanatorium, Hudson, Wisconsin 18 miles east of St. Paul. A private institution established in 1886. Located in a beautiful park of stately elms and oaks, on the bluffs of Lake Mallalieu. With all modern equipments necessary for the treatment of acute and chronic diseases. Nervous diseases a specialty. It combines the perfect quiet of country life with the luxuries of a first-class hotel and the best of medical skill and nursing. For illustrated booklet and further information address E.B. Bradford M.S.M.D., medical director." Text printed on verso: "Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 2459, 'Hudson, Wisconsin' Art Publishers to their Majesties the King and Queen. Printed in Germany." Date from postmark: Mar 28, 1908; green 1¢ "Gingerbread" Franklin stamp. Message: Addressed to Master Russel Fletcher, Sioux Falls, S. Dak.; "March 27, '08, Hello Bub, this is where we will go next summer and go fishing and swimming, boating & tings [sic]. Doesn't it look pretty, good enough to eat. Are the kiddies out on the lawn. Lovingly, Sis."
City of River Falls, proposal
Sang Ik Han gave a lecture titled "Achievement Real Estate Development" in Spring of 2006.
Two leaflets distributed in October and November, 1974, by the River Falls chapter of the Society Against Nuclear Energy (SANE).
[1] District Record Book (1869-1903) which records some district meetings and teachers' contracts; [2] Teacher's Registers (1869, 1879-1907) indicating names of teachers and pupils, attendance record, remarks concerning the promotion and progress of students, and a register of visitors; and [3] Annual Reports (1903-1941) providing enrollment statistics and financial data about the district.
Foldout postcard packet that contains 20 images.
Foldout postcard packet that contains 20 images.
The Sanborn Co. was founded in 1867 by D.A. Sanborn, to draw maps of the downtown districts of cities across the U.S. These maps could then be consulted by insurance companies if a building burned to research different characteristics about the business and the physical structure. The company stopped making the fire insurance maps in 1961, due to other sources being used to obtain the needed information. Today, they serve as a wonderful resource for tracing the growth of cities and tracking where businesses were located decades ago. We have these maps on microfilm for the entire state of Wisconsin. We also have copies of the actual maps in paper format for cities in our four-county area. The dates range from approximately the 1880s to the 1920s for our area. The maps were not issued regularly, so do not expect any pattern as to when the maps came out for various cities.
Sanborn Map & Publishing Company Limited
Collotype postcard image of the Sanatorium above Mallalieu Lake--misspelled Mallelien--in Hudson, Wisconsin. Published for F. R. Crane, Hudson, Wisconsin (no. 1). Logo indicates it was printed by the H. Hagemeister Co. (no. 8293); printed in Germany. Date span from the working life of the H. Hagemeister Co. Unused.
Postcard picture of the Sanatorium in Hudson. Image shows a large, sprawling house and a front deck with at least two figures on it. Name on front reads: "J. E. Corbally" Postmark on front: Jan 5, 1906, La Crosse, Wisconsin On verso, postmarked Jan 4, 1906, Hudson; addressed to Miss Eugenia Emmaline Secois, 912 Rose Street, La Crosse, Wisconsin
