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The Fishy Story of Riverside Park's North End

By the fall of 1919, the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries committed funds to moving the regional headquarters from Homer, Minnesota [known as the Winona station], to La Crosse and building a modern fish hatchery and rescue station.
Written by Anita Taylor Doering, Archives staff  La Crosse Tribune, June 27, 1924, page 34  Many local conservationists and fishermen lobbied the federal government to… http://archives.lacrosselibrary.org/blog/the-fishy-story-of-riverside-parks-north-end/

The Cannon in Riverside Park

Today, the cannon serves as a multi-war memorial, but where did it come from and why is it in Riverside Park?
Written by Sam Ott and Jenny DeRocher, edited by Anita Taylor Doering. The cannon in Riverside Park has been an attraction since it was placed there over 100 years ago. It had a … http://archives.lacrosselibrary.org/blog/the-cannon-in-riverside-park/

'Tis the 25th Season for Rotary Lights

This 2019 holiday season marks the 25th year of the Rotary Lights display in La Crosse's Riverside Park.
(written by Carla Swerman, Archives staff) For many Coulee Region residents, La Crosse’s Rotary Lights has become a holiday tradition.  In fact, the 2019 display marks the 25th… http://archives.lacrosselibrary.org/blog/tis-the-25th-season-for-rotary-lights/

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