Life and Lumbering in Chippewa Falls |
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Read about the life and career of photographer Alfred Bish who documented the lumbering industry and daily life in the Chippewa Falls area. |
An intimate look at family, architecture, interiors and fashion in Victorian Wisconsin between 1885 and 1900 |
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Learn about the lives of upper-middle class Wisconsinites in the Victorian period between 1885 and 1900. |
Avid Amateur Photographer |
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Learn about the career of photographer Harry Dankoler, who captured images of his experiences throughout life and experimented with photo manipulation. |
View the online collection of Photo Copy Service photographs taken in Madison from the 1920s through 1960s. |
Read about the career of Milwaukee-based photographer Simon L. Stein who is known for his portraits of prominent Wisconsin citizens. |
Snapshots of Daily Life |
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Study this collection of family photos and see a natural, simple view of everyday life in early 20th-century Randolph, Wisconsin. |
Wisconsin photographer David Marcou's images of life in La Crosse, Wisconsin. |
A Wisconsin family's photography of their life, pets, parades and other festivities from the late 19th through the early 20th century. |
Increase Lapham's Cartes-de-visite Collection |
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View this magnificent collection of 19th century famous scientists collected by Wisconsin naturalist Increase Lapham. |
An album of 32 unusual photographs taken in 1905 of graduates of Menomonie High School in Dunn County. |
James T. Potter's Photos |
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View this image collection of architectural details of places in Madison, Wisconsin. |
View a large gallery of Wisconsin residents playing: bowling, dancing, curling, sailing, skateboarding, skating, skiing and snowmobiling. |
Jim Widmer's "Spirit of Rural Wisconsin," Part II |
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Explore Jim Widmer's photographs of the Friday fish fry dinner tradition in Wisconsin. |
Explore images from the Hotz collection that depict Door County, Wisconsin at the turn of the 20th century. |
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