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              US ARC PH 2013.001.111 · item · [1920s]
              Part of Photographic postcard collection

              Real-photo postcard with image of the Hotel Gladstone and the A. C. Laue Merchant Tailor Dry Cleaning business, on Main Street in River Falls, Wisconsin. There is a man seated on a bench outside the front door and a man standing next to the driver's side door of his car parked in front of the hotel. The Gladstone Hotel was located at 123 S. Main Street. Date from time period Merton owned the hotel (1920-1928). Postcard was not mailed, but was pasted in a scrapbook.

              US ARC River Falls 2013.002 · c. 1895-1970.

              This collection consists of newspaper articles, commemorative objects, local imagery, photographs of Polk County logging operations, and a 1969 agricultural publication issued by the River Falls Production Credit Association.

              Ila Johnson Hanson
              US ARC PH 2017.004.008 · item · [ca. 1912]
              Part of Photographic postcard collection

              Postcard with image of the women in the River Falls, Wisconsin, Improvement League. There is an ink X on one of the women, but no explanation. The group of women are posing outside. Text printed on verso: Published by Taggart's 'Rexall Drug Store,' River Falls, Wisconsin Date from postmark: Oct 23 1912; mailed from River Falls, Wisconsin; green 1¢ Washington stamp. Message on verso: Addressed to Constance Norseng Thorsen, Kenmare, North Dakota. "Dear Tutte, Did you get my letter. Plaese write me a letter. Plaese [sic] write me a letter. I got a now [new?] 11¢t doll and I play with her. I like my school so well. I have got a now [new?] kloslin and some klospins [clothespins] I from Margrethe. She and mother went to the city that day. I went to [name] house. I was sick that night. From your little Pauline."

              US ARC PH 2019.001.031 · item
              Part of Photographic postcard collection

              Picture postcard with image of the footbridge Text printed on verso: Published for Taggert's 'Rexall' Drug Store, [by] Bloom Bros. Co. Printed in Germany. Also printed on verso is the Bloom Bros. Co., America, Scenic logo. Message: Addressed to Miss Mabelle Rochester, Minneapolis, Minn. "Dear Mabelle, Cullen and I are in Wisconsin for a few weeks. Cullen had his tonsils and adenoids taken out so brought him here to get fat. He is so skinny. Love to all you ???, Allie M. Higgins, Duluth, Minn."

              Jon Belisle papers.
              UWRF MSS 2026-01-29/1224 · collection · 1926-1962.

              Materials in this collection consist of school memorabilia from both a student at the Campus School at the River Falls State Teachers College and later the Wisconsin State College at River Falls as a university student.

              Jon Warren Belisle
              US ARC PH 1962.001.140 · item · [between 1905 and 1909]
              Part of Photographic postcard collection

              Postcard with image of a path known as Lover's Lane in Glen Park, River Falls, Wisconsin. Text printed on: Taggart's Drug Store, Importers and Publishers, River Falls, Wisconsin Made in Germany. Printed in the stamp box: image of a padlock with "C.E. Wheelock & Co., Peoria, Ill., Exclusive Importers; Domestic Postage One Cent, Foreign Postage Two Cents (used 1905-1909). Unused.

              Main St. from Cascade Ave.
              US ARC PH 1962.009.003 · item · [between 1905 and 1908]
              Part of Photographic postcard collection

              Real-photo postcard with image of Main Street in River Falls, Wisconsin, looking north from Cascade Avenue. There is a horse-drawn vehicle on the street, downtown commercial buildings can be seen faintly in the distance, and the dirt street is flanked by large deciduous trees. A small stamp on the verso reads: Sanderson's Studio, River Falls, Wisconsin Printed on Sailboat paper (used 1905-1908). Unused.