Eau Claire (Wis.)–History
Found in 25 Collections and/or Records:
Eleanor Jones Papers, 1921-2023
Ellen Spaulding Miller Papers, 1863, 1870-1887
Hoeppner-Bartlett Construction Company Records, 1897-1981
The Hoeppner-Bartlett Construction Company was a family-owned business in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, that was founded in 1896 by Frederick Julius Hoeppner and William W. Bartlett, and in business from 1896 to 2001. The majority of the materials include blueprints, specification reports, cash books, payroll ledgers, and jobs ordered ledgers that date from approximately 1897 to 1981.
Jack Zais Uniroyal Collection, 1898-2013
Labelle Miller Southwest Pottery Collection, 1972-2016
Gifted to the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire in 2017, the LaBelle Miller Southwest Pottery Collection contains approximately 400 pieces of pottery handcrafted by American Indians from the American Southwest. The bulk of the collection is contemporary, created between 1972-2016. The collection includes strong representations from Hopi, Kewa, Acoma, Cochiti, Jemez, San Ildefonso, Zia, Zuni, and other nations.
Marshall Cousins Papers, 1837-1947
Orrin H. Ingram Papers, 1857-1904
Phillips and Cohen Family Papers, 1936-2009
Pictorial View of the Modern City (Eau Claire, Wis.) Scrapbook, 1957
Scrapbook documenting commercial, industrial, and residential areas in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, through aerial and ground-level photography.
Pinter Hunting Camp Records, 1939-2016
This collection contains materials that pertain to the Pinter Hunting Camp that has been around the Eau Claire, Wisconsin, area since 1939. The materials date from 1939-2016. The contents include photographs, photograph albums, a log book, a few yearly camp newsletters, maps, hunting gear, a newspaper article, signs and flyers from the camp, and a letter from the donor, John Pinter.