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US ARC River Falls SC 190 · collection · undated

Genealogical notes about the families of Roy Cochrane and his wife Mabel, River Falls, Wisconsin; mentioning the surnames of Cochrane, Cornielison, and Northrup; plus a brief note about the Ringling Brothers circus tent fire in River Falls in the early 1890's.

Roots
UWRF Series 229--.075 · n.d.
Part of 3D items and Textile collection

7:00 pm December 10-12 Student Center Ballroom Roots Presented by Inter-Residence Hall Council

US ARC River Falls SC 161 · collection · 1971

Family history written by Bjerstedt, a student at Wisconsin State University, River Falls; including brief information on the Stevenson, Danielson, and Christianson families of Wisconsin and Minnesota.

US ARC PH 2013.001.016 · item · [between 1904-1920]
Part of Photographic postcard collection

Real-photo postcard showing the Willow River in foreground reflecting a train along the side of the "New Richmond Mills." A portion of a trestle is to the left. Handwritten on recto: S.C.D. Co. Photo. Printed on Cyko paper (this stamp box design used 1904-1920s). Unused.

US ARC PH 2018.001.019 · item · [ca. 1916]
Part of Photographic postcard collection

Real-photo postcard with image of the roller mills in New Richmond, Wisconsin, on fire at night. The blaze is reflected in the Apple River. Date based on postmark: Oct 9 1916; mailed from New Richmond Wis; green 1c Washington stamp. Message: Addressed to Mrs. Mary Johnson, Prescott, Wisconsin, Route 1. "Dear Mame[?]: -- This is a view of how the fire really looked. Aren't the shadows great! Elinor."

US ARC River Falls SC 99 · collection · undated, 1854, 1949, 1952

Miscellaneous items of Cairns, a doctor in River Falls, Wisconsin; including clippings concerning the Cairns Woods, Ellsworth, Wisconsin, and reminiscent descriptions of Ellsworth and River Falls.

US ARC River Falls SC 262 · collection · undated

Photocopied genealogical information compiled by Erickson on the S?rum family, the Gilbertson family, and other ancestors, several of whom lived in Pierce County, Wisconsin; including notes, poems, Civil War pension papers of Hans Gulbranson, and two photographs.