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Membership directories for the La Crosse, Wisconsin branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW); the branch was founded in 1921 and originally called the "College Club." The organization is comprised of female college graduates who promote higher education for women.

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Yearbooks of the La Crosse, Wisconsin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, 1910-1918 and 1989-1990, containing information on members and a calendar of the chapter's yearly events.

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The St. Ann's Altar Society (of the Holy Trinity Catholic Church in La Crosse, Wisconsin) records include photographs, newspaper clippings, information about the society's activities during World War II, and a booklet (written approximately 2000) about the history of the organization. Materials other than this booklet date from the 1940s.

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Sweet Adeline material from the 1950s family photographs scrapbook, articles

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Yearbook of the La Crosse, Wisconsin Business and Professional Women's Club, 1971-1972, including information on members and a program of the organization's yearly activities.

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"The La Crosse YWCA: The Way it Was" is a recollection written in March, 2001, by Marian E. Johnson. Johnson was a resident at the YWCA (known informally then as "Pasadena") in the 1940s; this building was located at the corner of West Avenue and Main Street in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Abstract The Homemaker's Club records contain membership cards and a program from the 1955 state homemaking conference, in addition to club yearbooks, 1954-1983, which document the annual activities of the club and contain lists of club members.It is unclear exactly when the La Crosse Vocational Homemaker’s Club was formed, however mention of the group in La Crosse newspapers begins as early as April 1925. The club was affiliated with the La Crosse Vocational School. The club’s...