Fox Point Video Archives Project Records
1989-1990
UWM Manuscript Collection 209
.2 cubic ft. (1 box)
UW-Milwaukee Libraries, Archives / Milwaukee Area Research Ctr.
(Map)
A collection of six videocassettes containing footage taken in
Fox Point, Wisconsin. Produced by Carol and Daniel Chew for the Fox Point Foundation, the
tapes contain footage of events that took place in Fox Point in 1989 and 1990, as well as
interviews with Fox Point residents. The tapes also include footage of various homes,
businesses, schools, and houses of worship in Fox Point, as well as recordings of older
photographs relating to Fox Point and its residents. An accompanying guide lists the
contents of each tape.
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The collection consists of six videocassettes, produced in 1989 and 1990, and an
accompanying guide which lists the contents of each tape. The guide also contains brief
written summaries of interviews with several residents who are not interviewed on tape.
The Fox Point Events tapes (videocassettes 1 and 2) contain footage of a Fourth of July
parade, a practice fire department burn, a carnival at St. Eugene's Church, ice skaters, and
Memorial Day celebrations.
The Fox Point Graphics tape (videocassette 3) consists of video recordings of still
photographs. Included are images of buildings, including homes, schools, and houses of
worship; trolleys; students and clergy; and residents.
The Fox Point Homes tape (videocassette 4) consists of recordings of various homes in Fox
Point. Each home is shown from multiple vantage points.
The Fox Point Interviews tape (videocassette 5) consists of interviews with Del Lindbloom
(Fox Point/Bayside School District); Nancy Konrad and Helen Gamble (daughters of Peter
Stormonth, teacher and school superintent); Charlotte Teweles and Janet Krauskopf
(describing Fox Point in the 1930s and 1940s); F.R. Dengel (former Fox Point Village
President); and Edna Sievers (long-time Fox Point resident).
The Fox Point Locations tape (videocassette 6) consists of scenic footage, as well as
footage of village hall, schools, places of worship, village services, parks, and
businesses.
There are no access restrictions on the materials, and the collection is open to all
members of the public in accordance with state law.
The researcher assumes full responsibility for conforming with the laws of libel,
privacy, and copyright which may be involved in the use of this collection (Wisconsin
Statutes 19.21-19.39).
Christel Maass donated the collection to the Archives in April 2004 on behalf of the Fox
Point Foundation (accession 2003-077).
Jason Smalley began processing the collection in May 2004. Christel Maass finished
processing the collection in February 2005.
