— Oct 17, 2017
2017 Dark La Crosse Radio Show
A new production of the popular Dark La Crosse Radio Show will open at the Pump House Regional Arts Center on October 26, 2017.
— Sep 22, 2017
Walter "Babe" Weigent
Coach Weigent's high expectations as well as his encouragement to “Get in the game [of life]!” helped him instill character while re-establishing a golden era of football for the Central Red Raiders.
— Sep 8, 2017
School Daze
When Logan school at Avon and Sill streets burned, work began on a replacement school at that same location.
— Aug 22, 2017
Footsteps of La Crosse Fall 2017 walking and bus tours
Join the La Crosse Public Library Archives for a series of tours highlighting historic and architecturally significant residences and buildings in La Crosse.
— Jul 26, 2017
Royal Norwegian Visitors
On the screen flickered a sleek Hiawatha train headed straight for the camera.
— Jun 20, 2017
1860s La Crosse Tea Cakes
To get a glimpse of what would go into preparing a basic snack for visitors in the 1860s, we can look at a La Crosse resident’s handwritten cookbook.
— May 24, 2017
June is Dairy Month!
La Crosse’s Dolly Madison Dairy at Front and Main Streets, in business under that name from 1939-1965, grew from several local and area businesses.
— May 4, 2017
Hillview Health Care property - 100+ years of care
From poor farm to county home to a multi-level senior campus, Hillview has changed with the times and continues with tradition.
— Apr 3, 2017
La Crosse and the Great War
Stories of La Crosse citizens taking up different roles for the war effort during World War I are recorded and expressed in the collections held at the La Crosse Public Library Archives.