Here We Grow: Charting Eau Claire’s Population

how the city expanded, 1872 to the present

V1 Staff |

Note: Figures from 1860, 1865, and 1870 are the combined population of the three villages that later formed the City of Eau Claire.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, State of Wisconsin Blue Book.

Eau Claire 150th

Eau Claire 150th is presented by:

Market & Johnson
EST. 1948
2350 Galloway St.
Eau Claire, WI

Founding Stories

Founding Stories

Celebrating the respected and long-running local businesses that grew with this community through our 150 years

This special issue of Volume One: Eau Claire Sesquicentennial Celebration is produced by

Presented by Market & Johnson

Market & Johnson

Chippewa Valley Museum

Photos courtesy of
Chippewa Valley Museum
(unless otherwise noted)

Founding Stories

We'll continue to share these Founding Stories online and through social media throughout 2022, so if you have a business that would still like to take part, reach out to us:

Call: (715) 552-0457

Email: advertising @ volumeone.org ( advertising (at) volumeone [d0t] org, )