Title: Krzyzanowski Family Papers
Inclusive Dates: 1886-2003

Creator:

• Krzyzanowski Family

Call Number: Mss 990; PH 6422

Quantity: 2.7 c.f. (5 archives boxes, 1 flat box, and 1 oversize folder), 397 photographs and 4 drawings (4 archives boxes and 1 flat box), and 555 negatives (1 negative box)

Repository:

Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections

Archival Locations:

Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)

COLLECTION MAY BE STORED OFF-SITE: see catalog entry to request materials and for additional information.

Abstract:

Papers of a family who emigrated from Russian Poland to Wisconsin in the 1890s, consisting of correspondence, personal and business records, a diary, family scrapbooks, photographs, and negatives. The bulk of the collection relates to Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze (1895-1969) and her daughter, Dorothea Schulze Wong (1920- ), and documents their close relationship, Estelle's marriage, divorce and remarriage to Reinhardt Schulze (1893-1955), Estelle's work as a beautician and owner of several beauty shops in Milwaukee, Dorothea's upbringing and schooling, and their relationships with other family members. Materials which relate to Reinhardt Schulze include correspondence and ephemera from his time in the army, a family sketch, and a few personal papers. The collection also documents Sophia Olszewski Krzyzanowski (1879-1954) and Jacob Krzyzanowski (1871-1933) and their children--Joseph, Muriel, Maryanna, Anthony Benjamin, Helene, Thaddeus, and Jerome--mostly through their correspondence with Estelle, in genealogical materials, and in photographs in the extensive family scrapbooks. Portions of this collection are in Polish.

Language: English, Polish

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Jacob Krzyzanowski (1871-1933) and Sophia Olszewski (1879-1954) met in 1892 when the Olszewski family moved to Knutnow, Poland. Sophia's father Thomas Olszewski (1855-1898) was an artist who designed interiors for churches, and the family moved frequently as his projects changed. Jacob was a soldier in the Russian Army, but wished to emigrate to America due to the political unrest in the region. Jacob and Sophia were married in May 1893, and Jacob immediately set out for Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Sophia joined him about a year later, and they eventually settled on a farm near Lyndon Station, Wisconsin. Jacob and Sophia had eight children, with seven reaching adulthood: Estelle Myra (b. 1895), Joseph (1897-1976), Muriel (1899-1992), Maryanna (1901-1901), Anthony Benjamin (1904-1976), Helene (1906-1989), Thaddeus (1911-1975), and Jerome (1913-2003). Of these, Anthony Benjamin, Helene, and Jerome used the anglicized “Crossler” as a surname instead of Krzyzanowski.

In 1917, Estelle married Reinhardt Schulze (1893-1955) of Reedsburg, Wisconsin in Waukegan, Illinois. Reinhardt was drafted in 1918. Later that year he became ill and was mustered out of the Army. In 1920, the couple's only daughter, Dorothea Schulze, was born. The marriage was troubled, and Reinhardt left Estelle in 1922. Estelle attempted to collect alimony and child support during their separation, but was unsuccessful, at least until the divorce was formally granted in 1925. As a single parent, Estelle struggled to make ends meet; as a result she sent Dorothea to stay with her grandparents in Lyndon Station for some time. Estelle was employed in the early 1920s at a dry goods store, the Boston Store, and Schuster's Beauty Shop. By the end of the decade, Estelle had opened her own beauty shop, the Estelle Schulze Beaute [sic] Studio. Over the next several decades, Estelle owned and managed several other beauty shops in the Milwaukee area. Reinhardt went on to study optometry in Chicago. The couple ultimately remarried several days before Reinhardt's death in 1955.

The Jacob Krzyzanowski family farmed the property near Lyndon Station until 1924, when they moved to Milwaukee. They lived in a rented house with Estelle and Dorothea for a short time before moving to their own house on 11th Street. It was in this house that a tragic event struck the family. According to the Milwaukee Sentinel, on April 25, 1933, Jacob stabbed Sophia in the abdomen while she was sleeping, and then took his own life with a shotgun. Dorothea Schulze was the only other family member home at the time, and she was unharmed. Two neighbors came to Sophia's aid, as they heard her scream and break a window. Sophia recovered from the incident, and later married Stefan Smukalla in 1943. They were divorced in 1949 but remarried in 1951.

Dorothea Schulze attended St. Mary's Academy in Milwaukee, graduating in 1938. She briefly attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison before transferring to Gradwohl School of Laboratory Technique in St. Louis, where she trained to become a medical technician. She married Victor Wong in 1956, a doctor of Norwegian descent who grew up in Platteville. Victor received his undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and his M.D. from the University of Louisville in 1938. They lived in Milwaukee for most of their married life. See the following family chart for relationships between family members.

The following chart is not intended to be a complete history of the Olszewski or Krzyzanowski families, but rather a guide to understanding family relationships among the people documented within this collection. Additional genealogical information on materials such as family group sheets, sketches, and charts can be found in the collection. Although most of the family members in this chart are represented in the collection in one form or another, bold lettering indicates the individuals who have more substantial materials associated with them in the collection.

Thomas Olszewski (1855-1898) m. Teofila Grobelna (1857-1918)
	ch. Katherine Olszewski (1881-1965) m. ? Rapczewski (?)
	ch. Helen Olszewski (1882-1940) m. Felix Kietlinski (?)
	ch. Walter Olszewski (1884-1954) m. Pearl Wilczewski (?)
	ch. Blanche Olszewski (1886-1963) m. Bill Rzeszotarski (?)
	ch. Edward Olszewski (1888-1934) m. Stella Kopylowski (?)
	ch. Sophia Olszewski (1879-1954) m. Jacob Krzyzanowski (1871-1933)
		ch. Estelle Myra Krzyzanowski (1895-1969) m. Reinhardt Schulze (1893-1955)
			ch. Dorothea Schulze (1920- ) m. Victor Wong (1909-1978)
		ch. Joseph Krzyzanowski (1897-1976) m. Beverly Rogers (?); m. Eleonore Pokora (1899-?); m. Irene Love (?)
		ch. Muriel Krzyzanowski (1899-1992) m. Julius Balcerzak (1896-1952)
		ch. Maryanna Krzyzanowski (1902-1902)
		ch. Anthony Benjamin Crossler (1904-1976), Known as “Ben” or “Benny” m. Thelma Stevens (1911-1994)
			ch. Stephanie Crossler (1939- ) m. Edwin Lewin (?)
				ch. Mark Lewin (?)
			ch. John Crossler (1943- ) m. Janice (?)
				ch. Jana Crossler (?)
				ch. Dharma Crossler (?)
				ch. Mark Crossler (?)
		ch. Helene Crossler (1906-1989) m. Lester Holtz (1909-1979)
			ch. Dolores Holtz (1931- ) m. Elonzo Nichols (1927-1994)
			ch. Virginia Holtz (1932- )
			ch. Robert (1938- ) m. Judy Minor (?); m. Karen Keep (1944-); m. Barbara Rogers (?)
		ch. Thaddeus Krzyzanowski (1911-1975), Known as “Ted” m. Regina Sobolowski (1915-1988)
			ch. Jacqueline (1937- ) m. David Platz (1937- )
				ch. Lisa Platz (1960-) m. Algie Wolters (1957-)
					ch. Morgen Wolters (1988-)
					ch. Abend Wolters (1988-)
				ch. Gretchen Platz (1966-) m. Jeff Zilliox (1961-)
				ch. Nicholas Platz (1971-)
			ch. Jerome (1943-1987)
		ch. Jerome Crossler (1913-2003), known as “Jerry” m. Margaret Poshepny (1914-1986)
			ch. Thomas (1939- ) m. Clauda Collins (?)

The Krzyzanowski family papers are arranged in three series: CORRESPONDENCE, BUSINESS AND PERSONAL PAPERS, and VISUAL MATERIALS. The collection had no discernible original order, aside from the SCRAPBOOKS, which were kept intact as much as possible.

The CORRESPONDENCE series contains mostly outgoing correspondence from various family members, and is arranged by recipient. The majority of this series consists of letters written to Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze from family members and friends and these are therefore presented first. Included in Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze's letters are love letters from her husband Reinhardt written while he was serving as a soldier in 1918, as well as letters from several long-time male companions. There are numerous letters from her daughter, Dorothea Schulze Wong, while she was living with her grandparents, while traveling, and while attending school and working in other states. Also of interest is the very thorough run of letters from Estelle's sister-in-law Eleanore Krzyzanowski, which provide insights into a working class woman's day-to-day life in the 1930s. Most of these letters are in English, but contain some Polish material. Correspondence to other family members is less plentiful, but provides extra insight on relationships covered in Estelle's letters. Of particular interest are the letters from various relatives from Poland, as they chronicle the hardships endured by the Polish during World War II.

The BUSINESS AND PERSONAL PAPERS series consists of Estelle's business records, her diary and transcription, certificates, ephemera, career materials, a yearbook, scattered news clippings, and various personal papers. Estelle's business records include both records relating to the various beauty shops that she owned and managed, as well as records detailing the “trading” she did in real estate. Many of the records provide insight on the day-to-day operations of a beauty shop at the time, including licensure, personal injury issues, and wage regulations for women. Complementing these records are Julius Balcerzak's barber training manuals and associated materials. Also included is Estelle's beautician's case including various realia used in her profession. Estelle's diary chronicles her separation and divorce from Reinhardt Schulze from 1920 through 1925, her struggle to receive financial support from him, and his estrangement from his daughter Dorothea. Other personal papers illustrate Reinhardt Schulze's life as a soldier and his later activities, and Dorothea Schulze Wong and her husband Victor Wong's careers in the medical field. Also of note are the few items documenting Benjamin (Krzyzanowski) Crossler's hike to California from Wisconsin in 1926.

The VISUAL MATERIALS series is divided into four sub-series: Family Scrapbooks, Crayon Portraits and Drawings, Photographs, and Negatives. The Family Scrapbook sub-series consists of five distinct scrapbooks that were compiled by donors Virginia Holtz and Lorie Nichols. Each scrapbook documents a person or family group, and each contains an assortment of materials: photographs, certificates, letters, advertising materials, business cards, calendars, news clippings, awards, ephemera, memorabilia, genealogical sheets, and official records. Family relationships are captured well, as are special events (weddings, funerals, graduations, etc.). Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze's career scrapbook provides a vivid glimpse into working class beauty shops and beauty culture in general for the 1920s-1950s. Coverage is extensive and materials are presented chronologically. It is important to note that some extended family members are only documented in this part of the collection.

The scrapbooks were initially compiled in binders; these had to be dismantled for preservation purposes. The materials were separated, placed in folders and are in original order. Additionally, the scrapbooks were photocopied in their entirety before they were disassembled, and this master copy remains in the boxes, preceding the scrapbook materials, to serve as a reference tool.

The Crayon Portraits and Drawings sub-series includes crayon portraits of Teofila Olszewski, Thomas Olszewski, and Sophia Olszewski Krzyzanowski and a charcoal drawing reported to be Dorothea Schulze Wong.

The Photographs sub-series consists of a relatively small selection of images mostly of Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze and various activities she participated in. There are a handful of general family photographs, as well as several oversized portraits of family members. The photographs in this series are not comprehensive, as the collection's strongest photograph component resides within the contents of the Family Scrapbooks.

The Negatives sub-series documents four subject areas: family, travel, recreation, and special events. A majority of the negatives document activities Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze was involved in (especially American Legion events and parades), although there are a large number of images relating to Dorothea Schulze Wong as well. The images related to traveling mostly chronicle Estelle's travels in California, when she would visit her brother Benjamin. Recreation imagery includes shots of picnics, horseback riding, fishing, lounging by the waterfront, and a few of the Colsac Car Ferry in Merrimac. Some of the images from special events were taken by Muriel Krzyzanowski Balcerzak at various dog shows.

Acquisition Information

Presented by Virginia Holtz and Lorie Nichols, 2003. Accession Number: M2005-002

Processing Information

Processed by Stacey Erdman (Intern), May 2005.

Mss 990	Series: Correspondence
	Letters to Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze
Box   1 Folder   1	Cohen, Morse, 1939
Box   1 Folder   2	Crossler, Benjamin and Thelma, 1927-38
Box   1 Folder   3	Crossler, Jerome and Marge, 1931-1939
Box   1 Folder   4	Ellen, Bill, undated
Box   1 Folder   5	Family Trip to California, 1936, 1938
Box   1 Folder   6	Gerweck, Helen, 1937
Box   1 Folder   7	Hampel, Fred, undated
Box   1 Folder   8	Krzyzanowski, Joseph, 1914-1930
Box   1 Folder   9-10	Krzyzanowski, Eleanore, 1931-1965
Box   1 Folder   11	Krzyzanowski, Helene, 1918-1928
Box   1 Folder   12	Krzyzanowski, Sophia, 1930-1939
Box   1 Folder   13	Langdon, Al, 1927-1928
Box   1 Folder   14	Lueders, Paul, 1948
Box   1 Folder   15	Schulze, Edna, 1918-1933
Box   1 Folder   16-18	Schulze, Reinhardt, 1918-1955
Box   2 Folder   1	Smukalla, Stefan, 1951
Box   2 Folder   2-4	Wanat, Andrew, 1936-1939
Box   2 Folder   5-7	Wong, Dorothea Schulze, 1930-1960
Box   2 Folder   8	“Your Shadow”, 1932
Box   2 Folder   9	Polish letters to Estelle, 1918-1933
Box   2 Folder   10	Various Friends, 1928-1957
Box   2 Folder   11	Miscellaneous, 1931-1951
	Letters to Reinhardt Schulze
Box   3 Folder   1	Schulze, Estelle Krzyzanowski, 1918
Box   3 Folder   2	Wong, Dorothea Schulze, 1954-1955
Box   3 Folder   3	Miscellaneous correspondence, 1918-1955
	Letters to and from Dorothea Schulze Wong
Box   3 Folder   4	Assorted friends and family, 1923-1957
Box   3 Folder   5	Copies of outgoing letters, 1954-1957
Box   3 Folder   6	Holtz, Virginia and Lori Nichols, 1993
Box   3 Folder   7	Joe [?], 1938-1939
Box   3 Folder   8	Regarding search for Aunt Edna Schulze, 1955
Box   3 Folder   9	Schulze, Estelle Krzyzanowski, 1926-1948
Box   3 Folder   10	Wanat, Andrew, 1938
	Letters to Sophia Krzyzanowski Smukalla
Box   3 Folder   11	Assorted Family Members, 1953
Box   3 Folder   12	Crossler, Benjamin and Thelma, 1939-1940
Box   3 Folder   13	Schulze, Estelle and Dorothea Schulze Wong, 1917-1939
Box   3 Folder   14	Wanat, Andrew, 1937
Box   3 Folder   15	Letters to Muriel Krzyzanowski, 1930-1937
Box   3 Folder   16	Letters to Victor Wong, 1956
Oversize Folder	Poster for horse show, Darlington, Wis.
Box   3 Folder   17-18	Polish letters from the Rzeszotarski and Rabczewski families, 1933-1964
Box   3 Folder   19	General Polish letters to Family, 1918-1961
Box   3 Folder   20	General family correspondence, 1918-1954
	Series: Business and Personal Papers	⇧
	Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze
	Business Records
Box   4 Folder   1	Agreement for exchange of real estate, 1930-1942
Box   6	Beautician's case
Box   4 Folder   2	Cosmetologists Union, 1937
Box   4 Folder   3	Extension of mortgage, 1937
Box   4 Folder   4	General business financial records, 1927-1952
Box   4 Folder   5	Insurance, 1927-1952
Box   4 Folder   6	Loans, 1929-1953
Box   4 Folder   7	Mortgages and mortgage notes, 1926-1952
Box   4 Folder   8	Personal injury claims, 1927, 1937
Box   4 Folder   9	Sales contracts and agreements, 1932-1953
Box   4 Folder   10	Satisfaction of mortgage, 1926-1937
Box   4 Folder   11	State Board of Health, 1924-1950
Oversize Folder	Wage Regulations for Minors and Adult Women Poster, 1935
Box   4 Folder   12	Tenancy and leases, 1927-1941
Box   4 Folder   13	Warranty deeds, 1926-1932
	Personal Papers
Box   4 Folder   14	Diary, 1920-1925
Box   4 Folder   15	Typed Transcription of diary
	Reinhardt Schulze
Box   4 Folder   16	Schulze Family Sketch, undated
Box   4 Folder   17	Personal items, 1918-1955
Box   4 Folder   18	World War I Ephemera, 1918
Box   6	Red Cross badge, personal hygiene kit, and sewing kit
	Dorothea Schulze Wong and Victor Wong
Box   4 Folder   19	Assorted personal items, 1956-1978
Box   4 Folder   20	Certificates, diplomas, and graduation programs, 1938-1966
Oversize Folder	Diplomas and certificates, 1938-1966
Box   4 Folder   21	Platteville Normal School Yearbook, 1926
Box   4 Folder   22	Selective Service, 1941-1969
Box   5 Folder   1	Victor Wong's birth and death documentation, 1909, 1978
Oversize Folder	Victor Wong's baptismal certificate in Norwegian, Blanchardville, Wis., 1909
	Sophia and Jacob Krzyzanowski
Box   5 Folder   2	Benevolent Society, 1930-1934
Box   5 Folder   3	Death documentation, 1930-1955
	Family Materials - Communion Certificates
Oversize Folder	Jerome Krzyzanowski, 1926
Oversize Folder	Thaddeus Krzyzanowksi, 1926
	Muriel Krzyzanowski Balcerzak and Julius Balcerzak
Box   5 Folder   4	Barbershop sales booklets and advertising, circa 1930-1940, 1926
Box   5 Folder   5	Estate settlements, 1978-1993
Box   5 Folder   6	Memorial booklets, 1952, 1992
Box   5 Folder   7	Wisconsin State Board of Health, Barber Science certificate, 1941
Box   5 Folder   8-10	Wisconsin Vocational Schools Barbering Manuals, 1937-1938
Box   5 Folder   11	Wisconsin Barbering Apprentice Rules, 1927, 1937, 1941
	Anthony Benjamin Crossler
Box   5 Folder   12	Materials from hiking trip across the United States, 1926
PH 6422	Series: Visual Materials	⇧
	Subseries: Family Scrapbooks
	Book 1: Sophia and Jacob Krzyzanowski
PH Box/Folder   1/1	Photocopies of original scrapbook
PH Box/Folder   1/2 Item(s)   1-10	Photographs of Jacob and Sophia Krzyzanowski and their children, photographs of tombstones
PH Box/Folder   1/3	Sophia and Jacob Krzyzanowski papers; Naturalization certificate, Mortgage, Vehicle title, genealogical materials
PH Box/Folder   5/2 Item(s)   394-395	Maps of Juneau County
PH Box/Folder   1/4 Item(s)   11-16	Photographs of Jacob and Sophia Krzyzanowski and their children, Jacob's funeral
PH Box/Folder   1/5	Jacob Krzyzanowski: newsclippings, cemetery materials
PH Box/Folder   1/6 Item(s)   17-26	Photographs of Sophia Krzyzanowski Smukalla, alone and with her children and Stefan Smukalla
PH Box/Folder   1/7	Sophia Krzyzanowski Smukalla: news clippings, memorial booklet
	Book 2: Krzyzanowski Family
PH Box/Folder   1/8	Photocopies of original scrapbook
PH Box/Folder   1/9	Joseph Krzyzanowski papers
PH Box/Folder   1/10 Item(s)   27-34	Photographs of Joseph Krzyzanowski and his wives; weddings and portraits
PH Box/Folder   1/11	Muriel Krzyzanowski Balcerzak and Julius Balcerzak Papers
PH Box/Folder   1/12 Item(s)   35-53	Photographs of Muriel Krzyzanowski Balcerzak and Julius Balcerzak: Muriel as child, wedding photographs, portraits
PH Box/Folder   1/13	Anthony Benjamin (Krzyzanowski) Crossler and Thelma Crossler papers
PH Box/Folder   1/14 Item(s)   54-68	Photographs of Anthony Benjamin (Krzyzanowski) Crossler, Thelma Crossler, and their children: “Benny” as young man, their wedding, and family
PH Box/Folder   1/15	Helene (Krzyzanowski) Crossler Holtz and Lester Holtz papers
PH Box/Folder   1/16 Item(s)   69-71	Photographs of Helene (Krzyzanowski) Crossler Holtz and Lester Holtz: wedding and family portraits
PH Box/Folder   1/17	Thaddeus and Regina Krzyzanowski papers
PH Box/Folder   1/18 Item(s)   72-90	Photographs of Thaddeus and Regina Krzyzanowski and their children and grandchildren: childhood photographs, wedding and family portraits
PH Box/Folder   1/19	Jerome (Krzyzanowski) Crossler and Margaret Crossler papers
PH Box/Folder   1/20 Item(s)   91-97	Photographs of Jerome (Krzyzanowski) Crossler and Margaret Crossler and their son: childhood photographs and wedding portraits
PH Box/Folder   1/21	Teofila and Thomas Olszewski papers
PH Box/Folder   1/22 Item(s)   98-107	Photographs of Teofila and Thomas Olszewski and their children: family and wedding portraits
	Book 3: Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze and Dorothea Schulze Wong
PH Box/Folder   2/1	Photocopies of original scrapbook
PH Box/Folder   2/2	Certificates
PH Box/Folder   5/3 Item(s)   397	Estelle Krzyzanowski's confirmation certificate in Polish, 1907
PH Box/Folder   2/3 Item(s)   108-122	Photographs of Estelle Krzyzanowski as a child and teenager
PH Box/Folder   2/4 Item(s)   123-127	Photographs of Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze and Reinhardt Schulze, Reinhardt in Army uniform
PH Box/Folder   2/5	Dorothea Schulze's birth certificate, 1920
PH Box/Folder   2/6 Item(s)   128-142	Photographs of Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze and Dorothea Schulze: Dorothea as a child
PH Box/Folder   2/7	Estelle Schulze's Beaute Shop
PH Box/Folder   2/8 Item(s)   143-148	Photographs of activities at Estelle Schulze Beaute Studio
PH Box/Folder   2/9	Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze papers
PH Box/Folder   2/10 Item(s)   149-165	Photographs of Dorothea Schulze as a child: confirmation portraits
PH Box/Folder   2/11 Item(s)   166-168	Photographs of Dorothea as a child: school portraits, portraits with Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze
PH Box/Folder   2/12 Item(s)   169-177	Photographs of Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze and Dorothea Schulze
PH Box/Folder   2/13	Business cards, “Cootiette Club” manual
PH Box/Folder   2/14 Item(s)   178-181	Photographs of Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze and Dorothea Schulze and friends
PH Box/Folder   2/15	Milwaukee Red Arrow Post 9867 program, Estelle Schulze memory booklet, family letter
PH Box/Folder   2/16 Item(s)   182-186	Photographs of Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze in later life: portraits and photographs with friends
PH Box/Folder   2/17	Reinhardt Schulze papers
	Book 4: Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze's Career
PH Box/Folder   3/1	Photocopies of original scrapbook
PH Box/Folder   3/2	Licenses, advertising
PH Box/Folder   3/3 Item(s)   187-191	Photographs of activities at the Estelle Schulze Beaute Studio
PH Box/Folder   3/4	Business cards, advertisements
PH Box/Folder   3/5 Item(s)   192-194	Photographs of activities at an unidentified beauty parlor
PH Box/Folder   3/6	Beauty Culture Show, Milwaukee
PH Box/Folder   3/7 Item(s)   195-197	Photographs of activities at Doris Jane Beaute Studio
PH Box/Folder   3/8	Licenses, taxes, Department of Health
PH Box/Folder   3/9 Item(s)   198-201	Photographs of activities at Estelle Schulze Beaute Studio
PH Box/Folder   3/10	Business cards, small advertising calendars
PH Box/Folder   3/11	Estelle Schulze Beaute Studio advertisements: notepads, pocket calendars
PH Box/Folder   3/12	Gibbs and Company Beauty Products catalog
PH Box/Folder   3/13	Estelle Schulze Beaute Studio advertising calendars
PH Box/Folder   3/14	Beauty products advertising
PH Box/Folder   3/15 Item(s)   202-205	Photographs of activities at Estelle Schulze Beaute Studio, and at a general store
PH Box/Folder   3/16	Estelle Schulze Beaute Studio advertising calendars
PH Box/Folder   5/3 Item(s)   396	1950 Calendar
	Book 5: Dorothea Schulze Wong
PH Box/Folder   3/17	Photocopies of original scrapbook
PH Box/Folder   3/18 Item(s)   206-223	Photographs of Dorothea Schulze as teenager: St. Mary's Academy (Restless Flame, graduation), portraits of friends
PH Box/Folder   4/1	Maris Stella 1937-38 (St. Mary's Academy Yearbook), St. Mary's Academy diploma, 1938
PH Box/Folder   4/2 Item(s)   224-241	Photographs of Dorothea Schulze as young adult: portraits and snapshots with family and friends
PH Box/Folder   4/3	1940 Diploma from Gradwohl School of Laboratory Technique, St. Louis, Missouri
PH Box/Folder   4/4 Item(s)   242-256	Photographs of Dorothea Schulze as adult, photographs of Pet German shepherd Billy
PH Box/Folder   4/5	Dog show materials, awards and ribbons
PH Box/Folder   4/6	Victor Wong certificates
PH Box/Folder   4/7 Item(s)   257-262	Photographs of Victor Wong
	Subseries: Crayon Portraits and Drawings	⇧
PH Box/Folder   5/4 Item(s)   398	Sophia Olszewski Krzyzanowski portrait, circa 1890
PH Box/Folder   5/5 Item(s)   399	Teofila Olszewski portrait, circa 1890
PH Box/Folder   5/6 Item(s)   400	Thomas Olszewski portrait, circa 1890
PH Box/Folder   5/7 Item(s)   401	Dorothea Schulze Wong
	Subseries: Photographs	⇧
	Crossler Family
PH Box/Folder   4/10 Item(s)   301-323	Anthony Benjamin Crossler hiking through Yellowstone and California in , 1926
	Krzyzanowski Family
PH Box/Folder   5/1 Item(s)   393	Joseph Krzyzanowski portrait, circa 1918
PH Box/Folder   4/8 Item(s)   263-288	Miscellaneous family photographs
PH Box/Folder   4/13 Item(s)   377-390	Miscellaneous People/Families
	Olszewski Family
PH Box/Folder   5/1 Item(s)   391	Teofila Olszewski Funeral, 1918
	Schulze Family
	Estella (Krzyzanowski) Schulze
PH Box/Folder   4/9 Item(s)   289-300	California trip, 1946
PH Box/Folder   4/11 Item(s)   324-346	Hairstyles
PH Box/Folder   4/12 Item(s)   347-376	At Parade in Fond du Lac
	Wong Family
PH Box/Folder   5/1 Item(s)   392	Victor Wong: University of Louisville School of Medicine, 1938 Class Photograph
	Subseries: Negatives	⇧
	Family
	Crossler
PH Box   6 Folder   2	Ben, Thelma and Stephanie Crossler, circa 1935-1940
	Krzyzanowski
PH Box   6 Folder   1	Ben and Sophia Krzyzanowski, undated
PH Box   6 Folder   6	Frank and Myra Krzyzanowski's new house, circa 1935-1940
PH Box   6 Folder   3	Sophia Krzyzanowski, circa 1950
	Schulze
PH Box   6 Folder   7	Estelle and Dorothea Schulze, circa 1925
PH Box   6 Folder   4	Estelle Schulze Beaute Studio storefront
	Smukalla
PH Box   6 Folder   5	Sophia and Stefan Smukalla, circa 1945-1950
PH Box   6 Folder   8-9	Various family members
	Travel
PH Box   6 Folder   16	Ben Crossler on hiking trip, 1926
PH Box   6 Folder   10	Estelle and Dorothea Schulze on car trip, 1941
PH Box   6 Folder   11	Estelle in California, 1939
PH Box   6 Folder   12	Estelle in California, 1941
PH Box   6 Folder   13	Estelle traveling, circa 1940s
PH Box   6 Folder   14-15	Family trip to California
	Recreation
PH Box   6 Folder   19	Dorothea Schulze and friends in St. Louis, Missouri
PH Box   6 Folder   20	Dorothea Schulze, picnic with friends
PH Box   6 Folder   21	Dorothea Schulze horseback riding, circa 1938-1940
PH Box   6 Folder   18	Fishing, boating, lounging on pier, 1940
PH Box   6 Folder   17	Picnic, fishing, Colsac Ferry, circa 1940
	Visits to Farm
PH Box   6 Folder   22	Krzyzanowski family visit to farm, undated
PH Box   6 Folder   23	Sophia and Muriel Krzyzanowski, Dorothea Schulze on farm, undated
PH Box   6 Folder   24	On farm near Lyndon Station, 1931
PH Box   6 Folder   25	“Roadster” on farm
PH Box   6 Folder   26	Dorothea Schulze and pets on farm
PH Box   6 Folder   27	Dorothea Schulze and Sophia Krzyzanowski
PH Box   6 Folder   28	Visit to farm and river, circa 1929-1930
PH Box   6 Folder   29	Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze and Al Langdon, circa 1923-1924
	Special Events
	Dog Shows
PH Box   6 Folder   40	Dorothea Schulze's German Shepherd at dog show
PH Box   6 Folder   41	Dog show
PH Box   6 Folder   39	Muriel Balcerzak at dog show, 1950
	Miscellaneous Events
PH Box   6 Folder   42	Formal event
PH Box   6 Folder   38	American Legion event, 1942 (10)
	Parades
	Estelle Krzyzanowski Schulze
PH Box   6 Folder   32	Parade in Fond du Lac, 1941
PH Box   6 Folder   33	At parade, 1943
PH Box   6 Folder   34	At parades, circa 1940s
PH Box   6 Folder   35	At parade, undated (13)
PH Box   6 Folder   30	Legion parade, circa 1940s
PH Box   6 Folder   31	Parade, 1941
	St. Mary's Academy
PH Box   6 Folder   36	Event at Academy, circa 1937-1938
PH Box   6 Folder   37	Dorothea Schulze's graduation, 1938