Abstract: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church was founded in 1838, and this collection includes some of the materials kept by and about the church and its activities.

Abstract: Records of a Cedar Grove, Wisconsin cheese factory operated by Ernest H. Fisher, including production and sales records for cream, butter, and cheese; payroll ledgers which also contain accounts with area dairy farmers; personal and corporate tax returns; and miscellaneous records.

Abstract: Annual reports, correspondence, and related material, 1942-1967, of state and county mental health facilities completed for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW). Reports consist of statistical data of patient admittance, discharges and transfers; as well as data on specific diagnoses of mental disorders.

Abstract: Minutes of meetings of the Personnel Board and its predecessor agency, the Civil Service Commission (1905-1929). Files also include agenda, reports, biennial reports, correspondence, and other materials on business transacted by the Board.

Abstract: Research papers, 1906-2008 (bulk 2000-2002), of Thomas H. Johnson and Fred and Germaine Pidgeon, regarding the land use of Powers Bluff, a Wood County, Wisconsin park and Native American burial site, consisting of news clippings, pamphlets, subject files, photographs, and videorecordings and tape recordings. The papers include descriptions of the cultural, botanical, and geographic history of the area and the controversy surrounding expanded recreational use of the park and the removal of trees around Native American burial grounds. Also included are video cassettes documenting Wood County forestry and park meetings and interviews with area residents describing Powers Bluff in the early 1900s when the Potawatomi first arrived in the area.

Abstract: Records of a Marathon County, Wis., timber and milling company, including bills receivable, sales records, ledgers, journals, and correspondence. Letters pertain to tax assessments, contracts, and the settlement of the estate of one partner.