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Cedar Creek, Huntington, Star Prairie, Wisconsin
Cedar Creek, Huntington, Star Prairie, Wisconsin
US ARC PH 2016.001.158 · item · [ca. 1911]
Part of Photographic postcard collection

Real-photo postcard with image of a small dam on a rushing Cedar Creek near Huntingdon, in St. Croix County, Wisconsin Date from postmark (it is difficult to make out): Aug 27, 1911, Star Prairie, Wisconsin Stamp has been removed; now visible that it was printed on Azo paper with all four triangles pointing up (used 1904-1918). Photographer's initials hand-written on front: O.A.O. Message: Addressed to [Mrs.?] A. Hunt, Rodman, Jeff. Co., U.U. "We are enjoing our trip and gaining. The air is fine. Hope you are well. Annie remailed your letter. Love - C.H.H."
Cedar Lake Telephone Cooperative. Records, 1907-1958.
US ARC River Falls Mss ET · collection · 1907-1958

Records of the Cedar Lake Telephone Cooperative and its predecessor, the Cedar Lake Rural Telephone Company, consisting of minutes of meetings and financial records of the Company, 1907-1955. In 1955 the Company did not have sufficient funds to rehabilitate its lines for service and the Cooperative was formed. Records of the Cooperative include a corporation record book (1955-1956), check stubs (1957-1958), and stock certificates (1955).
Cedar Lake, Town of Richmond, St. Croix County, Wisconsin
Cedar Lake, Town of Richmond, St. Croix County, Wisconsin
US ARC PH 1990.008.004 · item · circa 1929
Part of Photographic postcard collection

Real-photo postcard with image of Cedar Lake in the Town of Richmond, St. Croix County, Wisconsin. Date from postmark: Jun 7, 1929; mailed from New Richmond Wisconsin; green 1¢ Franklin stamp. Message: Addressed to Mrs. Flora Morton, Rdgefield, Wash. We are taking in the Cyclone Country, it sure must have been terrible. Mrs. West." She is probably referring to the 1899 tornado that demolished much of New Richmond, Wisconsin.
Centennial celebrations, 1854-1948
US ARC River Falls Mss BF-14.D.1.1 · 1854-1948
Part of Iverson-Carroll-Standish family papers, 1860-1961.

Scene I "Home Schooling," scene II "Genesis of the District," scene III "The Academy," scene IV "Military Academy," scene V "The New Normal," scene VI "Baker Institute," scene VII "Graduation," scene VIII "Burning of the Normal School," scene IX "Founding of PTA," scene X "School Board of 1927"
Centennial Committee Records, 1970-1975
UWRF Series 154 · 1970-1975

During the academic year of 1974-1975, the University of Wisconsin-River Falls celebrated its 100th anniversary since its founding as a Normal School in 1874. This collection contains the planning materials for that celebration. Records include but are not limited to, meeting materials, budgets, surveys, correspondence, photographs, event flyers, and 3D objects.
Centennial of River Falls, Wisconsin, 1849-1948, circa 1948.
US ARC River Falls SC 204 · collection · circa 1948

Narrative poem written by Edwin T. Reed, a River Falls native, with a letter from him to Eunice Thompson, daughter of River Falls founder Joel Foster, explaining the factual source of the poem.
Centennial service, 1990
US ARC River Falls Mss Y-14.F.3.14 · 1990
Part of Ezekiel Lutheran Church. Records, 1890-1997.

Includes subjects: festival worship, Kathryn Moen recital, Trudy Finden harpist and bell choir, Margaret L. Hammer, choir ring and sing/choir reunion, worship in the park (historical), confirmation reunion, Ray Christenson, thanksgiving and cornerstone ceremony
Centennial Time Capsule, 1975.
sub-series · 1975.
Part of Centennial Committee Records, 1970-1975

Fall of 2024 the centennial time capsule was opened to investigate the condition of the contents to unveil for the 150th celebrations formally. The condition of the contents of the capsule was mostly destroyed due to the contents of a can of BPR. No paper materials were recovered, but many duplicates already exist in the archives. Only 3D and textile materials were saved and cleaned.