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US ARC PH 2016.001.003 · item · 1908
Part of Photographic postcard collection

Real-photo postcard with image of a boathouse on a lake at Amery, Polk County, Wisconsin. Also included are some rowboats and another building, probably a house. Date from the photographer. Printed on Azo Paper, all four triangles pointing up (used 1904-1918). Unused.

UWRF Series 59 · collection · 1902-1983

This is an artificial series, constructed from several different sources, containing materials related to the University Theatre including playbills and other items from individual productions; photographs of personnel and productions; and financial records of the drama account which is the source of funds for the University Theatre. See UWRF Series 58 (St. Croix Valley Summer Theatre) for related materials.

College of Arts and Sciences
UWRF Series 26 · collection · 1875-

Photographs, negatives, and slides, were primarily taken by Photography Services, yearbook staff, student newspaper, and a variety of other sources. The images, most in black and white, document the administration, student and faculty activities, departments, organizations, student life, athletics, buildings, construction, campus events and visitors, and aerial views of campus.

University of Wisconsin River Falls
US ARC River Falls Mss AW · collection · 1969-1996

Transcripts of interviews primarily concerning the history of Wisconsin's St. Croix Valley conducted with residents of the area. Initially gathered in a federally funded project directed by Patrick B. Nolan of the University of Wisconsin-River Falls Department of History, the project was later funded by the Area Research Center and the History Department directly. Interviews concern pioneer farming, railroading, steamboating, logging, newspapers, early medicine, and early education as well as contemporary politics, academic affairs, environmental issues, war experiences, and other topics. A few interviews concern topics other than area history.