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Flambeau Valley Farms Cooperative Records, 1925-1980
Florence M. Larkin Papers, circa 1883-1974
Foster Basketry Collection, ca. 1980-2020
Leslie Foster, a former UW-Eau Claire McIntyre Library employee, bequeathed her extensive collection of Indigenous basketry to the American Indian Studies program at UW-Eau Claire after her passing in 2024. Included in this collection are thirty-one artifacts from her collection, largely in the Ho-Chunk and Dene tradition.
Frank L. Nikolay Papers, 1959-1978
Frank Meinen Papers, 1926-1989
Friends of Olin and Emma Swenson (Eau Claire, Wis.) Collection, 1965-1982
The collection contains materials relating to Olin and Emma Swenson, prominent activists in the fight for socialist causes in the Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, area. Materials include newspaper clippings, letters from friends and family sharing their recollections of the Swensons, correspondence, photographs, a family history, and interviews. The material was gathered by a committee, the Friends of Olin and Emma Swenson, in an effort to write a book on the couple and their activities.
Gardner Teall Collection, 2500 B.C.E. – 1944 C.E.
Woodcuts, bookplates, and cuneiform tablets donated to the University in the 1930s and 1940s by Gardner C. Teall, a well-known author, artist, editor, and world traveler from Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
George Bradford Thompson Spanish American War Scrapbook, 1898-1987 (bulk 1898-1899)
This scrapbook documents the Spanish-American War service of George Bradford Thompson. Thompson served in Company E of the Third Wisconsin Infantry Regiment. The scrapbook contains mostly newspaper and magazine clippings which detail Wisconsin soldiers throughout the war.
George F. Shepherd Papers, 1857-1901
Papers, 1857-1901, of George F. Shepherd, an Eau Claire County, Wisconsin immigrant farmer from Guernsey, England, who served in Co. F of the 25th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry. Included are Civil War letters to his wife Martha concerning camp life, his stays in hospitals, and his concerns for his family, farm, and finances; letters from Martha's family in Guernsey, 1858-1866; legal and biographical data, including Martha's obituary; and photographs.