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Real-photo postcard with image of the Diamond Bluff, Wisconsin, train depot (portion only), railroad tracks, a house and several buildings, two electric poles, and trees. Printed on CYKO paper; CYKO with "Place Postage Stamp Here" above and below is printed in the stamp box, used in this form between 1903 and 1905, on commercial silver chloride papers; presumably old stock paper used in 1912 for the school photographs and this one. Unused; removed from scrapbook by unknown person.

Picture postcard

Real-photo postcard with image of the main business district on Second Street in Hudson, Wisconsin. Signs that can be seen include a law office, market, variety store, restaurant, bar, and hotel. Several buggies and horses and pedestrians can also be seen Written on recto: Pub. for F.R. Crane. Date from on postmark: Aug 24 1915; mailed from Hudson, Wisconsin; green 1¢ Balboa commemorative stamp. Printed on Azo paper, with all four triangles point up (used 1904-1918). Message: Addressed to Mrs. J.P. Havens, 4524 Ewing Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. "Am tied up here for a few days but will try to get there last of the week. E.R.R."

reprint of UWRF26_348_006

gift of Mrs. E.S. Davidson

Image was used in an Educational Exhibit for the Chicago Worlds Fair in 1893. See UWRF Series 126 for the full exhibit.

From the H.A. Hagestad Collection

gift of Gene Cudd

Color Polaroid photograph of the parking lot at Herridge park, Maple street bridge in the background.

Back inscription Book theft system installation step. 1976."

Back inscription "View before stairwell cut"

Back inscription "View before stairwell cut"

Back inscription "View before stairwell cut"

Back inscription "Moving Day for stack books - refreshments for Greek pledges."

Back inscription "Now 3M book theft system, sept. 1976."

Back inscription "Old Main desk - Chalmer Davee Library"

Back inscription "Control desk arrangement, 1976."

Back inscription "Control desk arrangement, 1976."

Back inscription "First arrangement of card catalog, (8 units)"