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An inside view: General Albert Sidney Johnston's private letter to Jeff Davis  No Year  View
Black Hawk WarJune28No Year  View
Death of a Wisconsin hero  No Year  View
Early lumbering in Wisconsin  No Year  View
Famous old residence in glory again  No YearCrawfordPrairie du ChienView
Jeff. Davis' first whippingNovember08No Year  View
Old Fort CrawfordFebruary06No YearCrawfordPrairie du ChienView
Patriot war correspondance  No Year  View
Army correspondenceSeptember021862  View
Letter from the Eleventh Regiment  1862  View
Our army correspondence  1862  View
Gen. Forrest's last fizzleAugust231864  View
Barron County, Wis.March301877Barron View
Pierre Paquette: The early history of Fort Winnebago as narrated by Hon. Sat. Clark at the court house in Portage, on Friday Eve., Mar. 21, '79March281879ColumbiaPortageView
Historic SpotsFebruary111884BrownGreen BayView
Jefferson Davis in the 30'sNovember101895ManitowocManitowocView
Old Fort WinnebagoSeptember121895ColumbiaPortageView
Early times and life at Fort WinnebagoFebruary 1897ColumbiaPortageView
When did Jefferson Davis administer to Abraham Lincoln the oath of Allegiance to the United States?June 1902AshlandAshlandView
A communicationFebruary241905CrawfordPrairie du ChienView
Aged veteran recalls the Black Hawk WarFebruary191905  View
Battle of Fort StedmanApril011905PricePrenticeView
Claims to be oldest living resident of stateOctober291905ChippewaChippewa FallsView
Story retold of Jeff. Davis' captureApril071906DaneMadisonView
Romantic career was Gen. Street'sMay191907  View
El Kilbourn war correspondentFebruary011908  View
Two local questionsOctober141909DunnMenomonieView
Blind veteran to aid of a comradeSeptember051910MilwaukeeMilwaukeeView
First Wisconsin CavalryAugust 1910  View
An old landmarkApril061911CrawfordPrairie du ChienView
Jeff Davis' plantation bellFebruary091912DaneMadisonView
History of state of wisconsinJune111914Fond Du LacRiponView
No foundation for storyMay121915CrawfordPrairie du ChienView
Badger city scene of historic elopementFebruary271916CrawfordPrairie du ChienView
Prairie du Chien may celebrate 100th fort dateJune171916CrawfordPrairie du ChienView
Racine man aided in the capture of Jeffereson DavisMay221916RacineRacineView
1st directory of Madison 62 years agoAugust121917DaneMadisonView
First badger shot in 1861 a Fond du Lac manJune131918Fond Du LacFond du LacView
Old Wisconsin munition plant is now used as summer resortApril221918DaneMadisonView
First building, founder and early history of Campion CollegeOctober141919CrawfordPrairie du ChienView
Historic chase by Badger boys for rebel chiefNovember141920DaneMadisonView
Historic site of the Black Hawk battlefield at Wisconsin Heights, and pretty is the dale to which the Indians fledNovember161920SaukWisconsin HeightsView
Old Fort CrawfordNovember 1920CrawfordPrairie du ChienView
Prairie du Chien's first portable house still in useAugust041920CrawfordPrairie du ChienView
Born in old Fort CrawfordOctober 1921CrawfordPrairie du ChienView
Ft. Crawford site locatedOctober311921CrawfordPrairie du ChienView
Indian trail and war cemetery at old fort site attracts touristsApril241921ColumbiaPortageView
Letter written by Jeff Davis to brother home is normal school relicSeptember111921La CrosseLa CrosseView
Pioneer says Eau Claire had yeggs as far back as '57July311921Eau ClaireEau ClaireView
Black Hawk's tree is still alive at Prairie du ChienJuly021922CrawfordPrairie du ChienView
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