La Crosse (Wis.) -- History
Found in 76 Collections and/or Records:
History of La Crosse Postcard Booklet
Booklet made of postcards featuring buildings and other landmarks in the La Crosse, Wisconsin area. Most of the postcards were printed prior to 1950, and the booklet was assembled in approximately 1960. The booklet was used by elementary school students to learn about the history of La Crosse.
History of the La Crosse (Wisconsin) Post Office, 1843-1978
Photocopy of a history concerning the La Crosse, Wisconsin post office between 1843 and 1978, written by James O. Holmlund in 1978.
John Toland and Hayden Hauser Correspondence on 1402 King Street, La Crosse, Wisconsin
John Wehrer Papers
The John Wehrer Papers contain materials related the the Wehrer estate and properties located at 118 South 3rd Street and 308 South 3rd Street in La Crosse, Wisconsin. These materials also mention other family members, including Joseph Wehrer, Margie Wehrer, Mary Wehrer, Anna Wehrer, Helen Counts, Margreth Wehrer, and Fred Wehrer.
Ken Jenkerson Transcriptions Of Leo Schroeder Diary, 1896-1899
Transcription of Leo Schroeder's diary, 1896-1899, prepared by Ken Jenkerson in 1996. Diary contains information on Schroeder's activities in and around the La Crosse, Wisconsin area during this time period.
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company Bylaws
Bylaws of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company, 1856.
La Crosse Morning Chronicle Almanac
Illustrated almanac published by the La Crosse Morning Chronicle in 1896.
La Crosse Observer
La Crosse, Wisconsin, Board of Trade Constitution and By-Laws
Constitution and bylaws of the La Crosse, Wisconsin Board of Trade, 1892. This organization served as a forerunner of the Greater La Crosse Area Chamber of Commerce, with a goal of advancing the mercantile and manufacturing interests in La Crosse.