Correspondence
Found in 143 Collections and/or Records:
National Youth Administration Records, 1934-1939
Correspondence, payroll reports, time sheets, applications, and questionnaires related to the National Youth Administration program at Eau Claire State Teachers College. The program ran at the college from 1935-1943.
Norman “Kee” Hahn Papers, 1940-1968, 2011 (bulk 1940-1944)
Letters, news articles, photographs and artifacts relating to Norman Kee Hahn, a World War II veteran. Hahn was born in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, in 1916. Hahn served in the Canadian Royal Air Force from 1940-1942, and then fought for the United States as a pilot for the U.S. Navy from 1942-1945.
North Western Lumber Company Records, 1870-1955
Orrin H. Ingram Papers, 1857-1904
Orry C. Walz Papers, 1931 - 1993
Orry Walz was a faculty member of the Sociology department at UWEC. This collection includes personal correspondence to his parents and various senators and congressmen among others. Includes correspondence about a collection dealing with the Ifugao of the Philippines. Also contains works written by Walz, such as poetry, short stories, and articles about early Eau Claire.
Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Records, 1935-1983
Pearl Robinson Papers, 1917-1978
Pearl Seguin Papers, 1917-1944
Peter J. Smith Papers, 1920-1928
Papers of Smith, an Eau Claire, Wisconsin, Republican Party leader, consisting almost entirely of correspondence with Wisconsin progressives and with members of the Scandinavian-American Fraternity. Correspondents include Robert M. La Follette, John J. Blaine, James A. Frear, and C.N. Saugen.
Peterson Grocery Store Records, 1881-1920
Records of a Wisconsin grocery store and its predecessor firms, consisting mainly of financial records including invoices of wholesale purchases and daily customer orders. Also included is a small amount of business and personal correspondence, 1888-1920, in Danish and English; wholesaler's price lists and advertisements, 1879-1920; and “poor orders” listing the grocery orders filled for the city's poor, 1897-1909.