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Milwaukee County Historical Society: Susan Frackelton Collection
Part of Milwaukee County Historical Society, the Susan Frackelton (1848-1932) Collection, presents images of her work in which she incorporated naturalistic themes, both in her china painting and art pottery. Frackelton was a pioneer in the American Arts and Crafts Movement, due in part to her unique china painting and pottery style. Other examples of her collections can also be found at the... |
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| http://www.milwaukeehistory.net/artifacts/online-collections... | ||||
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Howard-Suamico Video Stories
Numerous residents from the Howard-Suamico area are interviewed, telling their personal stories of growing up in Howard and Suamico. The residents, from the older generation, were interviewed by a group of students from Bay Harbor Elementary in 2010. |
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| http://www.hshistoricalsociety.org/Digital_Museum_Proje.html | ||||
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Evergreen Cemetery Index
Part of the UW-Stout Local History Collections, the Evergreen Cemetery Index collection includes all recorded burials from 1873-2003. It is located in Menomonie Township in Dunn County and is the largest in the county, organized in 1873 by a local lumber company; the Knapp, Stout & Co. Company. |
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| http://archives.lib.uwstout.edu/ics-wpd/Evergreen/index.shtm... | ||||
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Rock River Thresheree Photos
Photographs of the Rock River Thresheree from 1955 to the present, along with Panoramic Photos, Miscellaneous Photos, and Photos from the Early Years. The Rock River Thresheree Reunion is held annually on Labor Day weekend at Threshermen's Park in Edgerton. |
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| http://thresheree.com/photos/ | ||||
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Wisconsin Historical Museum Online Exhibits: 1948 Wisconsin State Fair Murals
Part of Wisconsin Historical Museum Online Exhibits, ths exhibit brings to life a series of 14 stunning, large-scale historic murals, originally displayed at the 1948 Wisconsin State Fair in celebration of the state's centennial. The murals were developed to tell the story of Wisconsin's agricultural growth and development from 1848-1948. There is a detailed explanation for viewing them. |
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| http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/museum/statefairmural/index.... | ||||