History
[PHOTOS] New Chippewa Area History Center Preps for Opening
brand-new Chippewa Falls museum houses community’s history
HISTORIC MERGER: C.V. Museum, Logging Museum Become One Entity Dec. 31
Carson Park neighbors officially combine
Sesquicentennial Stories: A Home for Christmas
for more than 50 years, local orphans were cared for in a little-remembered Eau Claire home
New Phoenix Park Plaques Detail History
five new plaques added to existing historical information
Revisiting the City of Eau Claire’s First Christmas
150 years ago, the holiday included dancing, gift-giving, and (naturally) a church dinner
Museum Celebrating the Season with Carols, Crafts, and Cookies
C.V. Museum marks Eau Claire’s sesquicentennial with new series
PIECES OF OUR HISTORY: C.V. Museum Continues ‘Collecting the Valley’ Series
series explores Eau Claire in the year of its birth as well as the 1930s
HONORING THE FALLEN: UW-Stout Memorializes Alum Who Died in Spanish-American War
student researcher finds photo of graduate who died in long-ago war
Sesquicentennial Stories: Not Loafing Around
E.C. businessman created long-running bakery
Sesquicentennial Stories: Pioneering Physician
Eau Claire woman campaigned for suffrage, temperance
CHUGGING TOWARD HISTORY: S-Bridge Named National Landmark
Eau Claire’s Soo Line bridge added to National Register of Historic Places
Sesquicentennial Stories: Eau Claire Native’s Novel Caused a Stir
1934 book received positive review in New York Times
WHEN IT ALL CLICKED: Eau Claire’s School for Telegraph Operators
a century ago, students learned their dots and dashes in Eau Claire
Sesquicentennial Stories: Fire in the Sky
A meteor lit up Eau Claire in 1908. But where did it go?
The Last Ferry Driver
Until 1964, rural Dunn County drivers depended on a ferry, not a bridge, to cross the Chippewa River.
Sesquicentennial Stories: On the Big Screen
Hollywood once picked Eau Claire’s State Theatre for a film premiere
EMPORIUM EVOLVES: Beloved Downtown Antique Mall Plans Auction, Relocation
after Labor Day auction, legendary purveyor of oddities will move to smaller space
Sesquicentennial Stories: How German POWs Saved Wisconsin Crops
during World War II, prisoners of war worked at Eau Claire canning plant
Sesquicentennial Stories: Downtown Dude
well-dressed wooden gent helped sell cigars for decades
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