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La Crosse Public Library and University of Wisconsin-La Crosse’s Murphy Library have made a cooperative effort to digitize materials relating to La Crosse’s urban wetland, a popular and important topic in the community.
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Indian Hill/Rubber Mills Plant
Indian
Hill-aerial view of La Crosse Rubber Mills plant/La Crosse Public Library
Archives
Indian
Hill-aerial view of La Crosse Rubber Mills plant/La Crosse Public Library
Archives
Indian
Hill-aerial view of La Crosse Rubber Mills plant/La Crosse Public Library
Archives
Indian
Hill-aerial view of construction of addition to the La Crosse Rubber
Mills plant, 1913/La Crosse Public Library
Flood
of 1965-Looking northeast along the C. & NW.
Railway. The Lang Drive bridge over the La Crosse River is shown in
the foreground/Flood Plain Information on Mississippi River & Tributaries
in Vicinity of La Crosse, Wisconsin/United States Army Corps of Engineers,
St. Paul District/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
Flood
of 1965-Looking northeast along the C. & NW. Railway. Aerial view
of the upper portion of French Island. The intersection of Lakeshore
Drive & Kane Street is shown along the right edge of the photograph/Flood
Plain Information on Mississippi River & Tributaries in Vicinity
of La Crosse, Wisconsin/United States Army Corps of Engineers, St.
Paul District/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
Flood of 1969/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
Flood
of 1969/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
Looking
west toward the Shiftar Brothers salvage yard and the oval shape of the
old North La Crosse Speedway. Campbell Cemetery lies just to the west and
the La Crosse industrial park is to the right; photo taken by Kurt Brownell
on July 18, 1979
Looking
west toward Lang Drive -- Myrick Park is on the lower left; the UW-La Crosse
motor fleet building is on the left about halfway; the now abandoned Gorder
Road can be seen clearly connecting to Lang Drive; the abandoned Green
Bay and Western Railroad track bed became a tree lined walking and bike
trail; photo taken by Kurt Brownell on July 18, 1979
Looking
west -- Lang Drive is on lower edge and the former Chicago & North
Western tracks are now a bike trail and appear to cut across the photo;
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy tracks hug the western edge of the
ox bow bends of the La Crosse River; photo taken by Kurt Brownell on July
18, 1979
Looking south toward the marsh from over the North Side -- Lang Drive
is on the right of the photo; photo taken by Kurt Brownell on July 18,
1979
Looking north along U. S. Highway 16; the northern edge of the South Side
of La Crosse can be seen in the lower part of the photo; photo taken by
Kurt Brownell on July 18, 1979
U.S. Highway 16 on the left and Co. Road B runs left to right and the
Milwaukee Road tracks on in the lower right corner; photo taken by Kurt
Brownell on July 18, 1979
Looking southwest toward Swanson Field and Logan High School; photo taken
by Kurt Brownell on July 18, 1979
Looking
east where the La Crosse River joins the Black River, just north of Riverside
Park; the standing water west of the Visitor & Convention's
Bureau was later filled in; the former Mobil Oil site is barely visible
on the left edge of the photo; photo taken by Kurt Brownell on July
18, 1979
Carr Street Marsh; photo taken by Kurt Brownell on July 18, 1979
UW-La Crosse owned area -- La Crosse Street on left, Oak Grove Cemetery
in middle; photo taken by Kurt Brownell on July 18, 1979
Meadow Farming/Art Work of St. Croix and Mississippi Valley
from Stillwater, Minn., to La Crosse, Wis./Art Photogravure Co., 1899/Murphy
Library, UW-La Crosse
Spring
1932 showing construction of the Monegan Overhead crossing the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad tracks and relocation of Hwy. 16. The
marsh is located on the right side of the photo / La Crosse Public Library
Archives
The
Myrick Park pumping station as it was under construction about 1912.
Visible in the background are the tracks of the Green Bay & Western
Railroad and the south area of the marsh. In this photograph, the land
was used
for agricultural purposes with drainage ditch control./ La Crosse Public
Library Archives
/
Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
Indian Hill-bridge across St. Andrew's Street on approach
to the La Crosse Rubber Mills/ Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
La
Crosse River-postcard view ca. 1909 of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd and wagon bridge over the La Crosse River/La Crosse Public Library
/ Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
Indian Hill-bridge across St. Andrew's Street on approach
to the La Crosse Rubber Mills/ Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
/ Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
Flood
of 1965-Looking northeast along the C. & NW.
Railway. The Lang Drive bridge over the La Crosse River is shown in the
foreground//Flood Plain Information on Mississippi River & Tributaries
in Vicinity of La Crosse, Wisconsin/United States Army Corps of Engineers,
St. Paul District/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
Flood of northside La Crosse, 1920/La Crosse Public Library
Archives
Flood
of northside La Crosse, 1920/La Crosse Public Library Archives
Flood
of 1965-Looking northeast along the C. & NW. Railway. The Lang Drive
bridge over the La Crosse River is shown in the foreground/Flood Plain
Information on Mississippi River & Tributaries in Vicinity of La Crosse,
Wisconsin/United States Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District/Murphy
Library, UW-La Crosse
Flood
of 1965-Aerial view of the upper portion of French Island. The intersection
of Lakeshore Drive & Kane Street is shown
along the right edge of the photograph//Flood Plain Information on Mississippi
River & Tributaries in Vicinity of La Crosse, Wisconsin/United States
Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
Flood of 1969/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
Flood
of 1969/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
General
view of the marsh and lower La Crosse River/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
Indian Hill-looking northwest from marsh across railroad
tracks to the La Crosse Rubber Mills plant/La Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian Hill-aerial view of La Crosse Rubber Mills plant/La
Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian Hill-aerial view of La Crosse Rubber Mills plant/La
Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian
Hill-aerial view of La Crosse Rubber Mills plant/La Crosse Public Library
Archives
Indian
Hill-group of La Crosse Rubber Mills workers picnicking at the La Crosse
River/La Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian Hill-aerial view of construction of addition to
the La Crosse Rubber Mills plant, 1913/La Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian Hill-group of La Crosse Rubber Mills workers/La
Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian
Hill-group of La Crosse Rubber Mills workers picnicking on Indian Hill/La
Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian Hill-bridge across St. Andrew's Street on approach
to the La Crosse Rubber Mills/La Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian
Hill-group of La Crosse Rubber Mills workers picnicking near the La Crosse
River/La Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian
Hill-group of La Crosse Rubber Mills workers playing baseball/La Crosse
Public Library Archives
Indian Hill-bridge across St. Andrew's Street on approach
to the La Crosse Rubber Mills/La Crosse Public Library Archives
La
Crosse River-postcard view ca. 1909 of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd and wagon bridge over the La Crosse River/La Crosse Public Library Archives
La
Crosse River/Murphy Library, UW-L
La Crosse River/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
La
Crosse River/Art Work of Valley of the Mississippi from La Crosse, Wisconsin
to Keokuk, Iowa/Art Photogravure Co., 1899/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
La Crosse River/Views About La Crosse/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
La
Crosse River/Artwork of St. Croix and Mississippi Valley from Stillwater,
Minn., to La Crosse, Wis./Art Photogravure Co., 1899/Murphy Library, UW-La
Crosse
La
Crosse River/Artwork of St. Croix and Mississippi Valley from Stillwater,
Minn., to La Crosse, Wis./Art Photogravure Co., 1899/Murphy Library, UW-La
Crosse
La
Crosse River/Artwork of St. Croix and Mississippi Valley from Stillwater,
Minn., to La Crosse, Wis./Art Photogravure Co., 1899/Murphy Library, UW-La
Crosse
General
view of the marsh & lower La Crosse River
La Crosse River/Murphy Library, UW-La Crosse
Indian Hill-group of La Crosse Rubber Mills workers playing baseball/La
Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian Hill-group of La Crosse Rubber Mills workers playing baseball/La
Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian
Hill-group of La Crosse Rubber Mills workers/La Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian
Hill-group of La Crosse Rubber Mills workers picnicking at the La Crosse
River/La Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian Hill-group of La Crosse Rubber Mills workers picnicking at the
La Crosse River/La Crosse Public Library Archives
Indian
Hill-group of La Crosse Rubber Mills workers picnicking at the La Crosse
River/La Crosse Public Library Archives