La Crosse (Wis.) -- History
Found in 76 Collections and/or Records:
"A La Crosse Mayor: Dr. Wendell Abram Anderson" Typescript
Typescript of a paper written by La Crosse, Wisconsin resident and historian Mary C. Hardgrove Hebberd: "A La Crosse Mayor: Dr. Wendell Abram Anderson."
Albert Hart Sanford Correspondence
Correspondence between Albert Hart Sanford and descendants of Nathan Myrick and H. J. B. Miller as well as correspondence regarding A History of La Crosse, Wisconsin 1841-1900, which Sanford co-authored. Materials date 1948-1952.
Albert Hart Sanford Papers
Allie Wheeler Photograph Album
The Alice (Allie) Wheeler photograph album contain images of family members, and also includes images of: Lucy Edgar, Mrs. Lathrop, Mrs. A. T. Clinton, Jay Wilson, Mrs. William Listman, William Listman, Lily Lathrop, Lizzie Spires, Mrs. William R. Sill, Dr. Robert Hoegh, Angus Cameron, Alice Seymour, Mary Clark, and Helen Remick.
Architectural Drawing for Proposed Christ Church Memorial Home for the Aged, La Crosse, Wisconsin
Proposed plans drawn by Shubert, Sorensen & Associates Architects of La Crosse, Wisconsin for a structure to be built around the Colwell-Dorset home located at 330 6th Street South. The proposed structure would become Christ Church Memorial Home for the Aged. This structure was never built, and the home was razed in 1966. Plans are dated November 3, 1959.
Big Muddy Bend
Bill Bruring Films of Kerck Kelsey Presentations on Cadwallader C. Washburn and Oak Grove Cemetery
VHS cassette recordings (made by Bill Bruring of the La Crosse County Historical Society) of presentations given by Kerck Kelsey: "The Evolution of a Flour Baron...Cadwallader C. Washburn" (June 25, 2004 at the Pump House Regional Arts Center in La Crosse, Wisconsin) and one at Oak Grove Cemetery (in La Crosse) on June 24, 2004. Also included is a program for the Pump House event.
Biographical Information on Peter and Emma (Van Sickle) Cameron as Compiled by the Fay Family and Myer Katz
Photocopies of biographical information on Peter and Emma (Van Sickle) Cameron of La Crosse, Wisconsin, as compiled by the Fay family, descendants of Daniel Cameron, and local historical Myer Katz. Katz transcribed selected correspondence, 1845-1854, when it was in the possession of the Fay family of La Crescent, Minnesota. Contains one genealogical chart.
Black La Crosse: From Trading Post to Frontier Boomtown, 1850-1865
"Black La Crosse: From Trading Post to Frontier Boomtown, 1850-1865," by Bruce Mouser. This writing was published in several issues of the La Crosse County Historical Society's publication Past, Present & Future during the years 1998 and 1999.