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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.

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The Colman Family Scrapbook is comprised primarily of photographs taken by Geneva Wyckoff Colman of Colman family members and friends. Also included are images of residences at 422 West Avenue South, 207 West Avenue South, and 126 15th Street South (all located in La Crosse, Wisconsin).

Abstract Photocopies of correspondence dated 1987-1996 between John Toland and Hayden Hauser. Toland was trying to accurately portray his grandfather's house at 1402 King Street in La Crosse, Wisconsin, for his book Captured by History. Hauser was the owner and resident of the house at the time. Also included are photocopies of an early draft and final copy of chapter two of Captured by History. Toland was a Pulizer Prize winning...

Abstract The Lyle C. Molstad Photographs and Slides are a collection of images relating to Molstad. Topics include: rural settings in La Crosse County, Wisconsin (possibly the St. Joseph Ridge area); Molstad performing work for the La Crosse County Soil Conservation District; horses; street scenes in La Crosse, Wisconsin; the Molstad home at 1303 Liberty Street; the La Crosse County Courthouse; and other assorted images. Also included are a few newspapers clippings and photocopies of two letters...

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Materials related to 1626 Jackson Street (Healy and Anderson's Addition Lot 2 Block 2), 1889-1912 collection includes tax receipts and plumbing plans for 1626 Jackson Street in La Crosse, Wisconsin, were collected by Alfred Hoel.

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Materials (including blueprints, legal description, newspaper clippings, financial records, and other assorted items) related to the construction of 2546 Edgewood Place in La Crosse, Wisconsin. This house was built for Eugene and Dora Boma Host. Materials date 1935-1939.

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"Otto Merman: Memories of a Builder" video recording, narrated by Otto Merman's daughter, Margaret Merman Holley. This recording was made in the 1990s and features a tour of the exterior of many of the residences Merman designed in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

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The original property abstract for 127 11th Street South in La Crosse, Wisconsin, as written in 1964, along with a separate copy of a warranty deed for 1964 and some copies of Campbell family obituaries. The home was purchased by Betty L. and Vernon D. Kendrick in 1964 and sold in 2008. The legal description is lot 74 of block 14 of Overbaugh and Burns Addition to the City of La Crosse.

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Photocopy of property abstract for 1411 Adams Street in La Crosse, Wisconsin as completed in 1984.