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George L. Blum Papers, 1923-1937
Correspondence of Blum, Eau Claire, Wisconsin county judge, attorney, and businessman; including requests for Blum's legal advice or intervention as a judge and his replies, letters on local financial enterprises (including his directorship of the Union Mortgage Loan Company), and letters concerning Blum's involvement in the Boy Scouts.
George Lincoln Rockwell on Campus, 1967
Newspaper articles, an introductory speech by Dr. Karl Andresen, poster advertisements, and a taped recording of the speech George Lincoln Rockwell gave on February 16, 1967, at Wisconsin State University-Eau Claire. Rockwell was invited to speak by the College Republicans and College Democrats organizations on campus.
George Storrs and Raymond Gillette Papers, 1917-1930
Goff Family Papers, 1871-1930
Papers of the family of Edgar Goff, who left Massachusetts and purchased land in the Township of Pleasant Valley in Eau Claire County in 1857. Edgar was a farmer until his death in 1894. Upon his death, Edgar’s son, Arthur W. Goff, inherited his property. Included are financial and land records, financial journals, grocery lists, genealogy, a brief history of the Goff family, a hand-drawn map of the farm, and correspondence.
Gordon Nielsen Papers, 1950-1986
Account books and federal/state income tax returns of a family farm run by Gordon Nielsen in Rice Lake, WI. The records provide a broad overview of the economics of a sample small-scale dairy farm in northern Wisconsin during the 20th century.
Grace Walsh Papers, 1931-1994
The collection contains financial records, programs, reel-to-reel audio tapes, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, awards, some correspondence, and other general files related to the forensics and debate programs at the University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire. Includes files created by and pertaining personally to Grace Walsh, a professor and director of speech and forensics from 1944-1980.
Graduate Course Syllabi, 1960-2003
Course creation and deletion forms, syllabi, and other materials related to graduate level courses offered at the university. After being offered for various years between the 1960s and the early 1990s, all of the courses included in this collection were eventually discontinued.
Grand Army of the Republic. Eagle Post No. 52 (Eau Claire, Wis.) Records, 1886-1944
Membership records, encampment journals and programs, and photographs of the Eau Claire chapter of the nation’s largest Civil War veterans’ organization, The Grand Army of the Republic.
Green Meadow School (Taylor County, Wis.) Lesson Plan Book, 1935-1936
Green Meadow School is a coed school located in Taylor County, Wis. It is of “Amish” affiliation. The lesson plan was created by Emma M. Ziemke, who taught grades one through eight. The lesson plan book lists what each class will study on each day and what work will be assigned. “The Children’s Morality Code for Elementary Schools,” dated 1926, was published in the back of the lesson plan