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M96-015
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Part 2 (M96-015): Additions, 1922-1979
1.4 cubic feet (2 archives boxes and 2 card file boxes) and 90 photographs
: Additions, 1922-1979, including correspondence; Kaysen's lectures on roads and pavements; miscellaneous research material; a railroad map of Wisconsin and information about the other maps compiled by Kaysen; signal location plans of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad Company (CMStP&P) plus a map showing supervisor territories and memos regarding staff assignments; and photographs, 1929-1931, which include images of Kaysen and other members of the crew working on the paving of State Highway 75 (1931); railroad facilities of the CMStP&P; railroad bridges over the Mississippi, Wisconsin, and Kickapoo rivers; and views of various Wisconsin towns and cities, including Platteville, Prairie du Chien, La Farge, and Boulder Junction, among others.
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Correspondence
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Corrigan, George A.
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Mullen, Oakman
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Empey, L.W.
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Railroad map of Wisconsin
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Box
1
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Information on maps compiled by Kaysen
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Box
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Lectures - Roads and Pavements, 1932
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1
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Miscellaneous research material
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Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific (CMStP&P) Railroad Company, Telegraph-Signal Department
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Box
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Memos regarding staff assignments
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Map showing territories of supervisors
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Wisconsin Highway Commission publications for employees
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Box
2
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Marking and Signing Manual, 1927
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Box
2
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Highway Location and Surveying, 1922
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Box
2
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Railroad covered bridges, clippings
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Box
2
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“Maps of Northeastern Wisconsin” booklet compiled by Kaysen and map of Vilas County showing railroads, abandonments, etc., drawn by Kaysen
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Box
2
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Miscellaneous
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Signal location plans
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3
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Montevideo-Aberdeen
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Rondout, Illinois-Janesville, Wisconsin
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West Clinton-Belt Junction, Indiana
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Black River Junction-Tacoma
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Cle Elum-Maple Valley
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Othello-Cle Elum
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3
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Marengo Junction-Novara
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Carlton-Superior
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South Minneapolis-St. Louis Park
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Shermer-Tower A-20
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Aberdeen-Mobridge
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Mobridge-Marmarth
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Marmarth-Miles City
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Austin-Faribault
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Tower B-17 - Brynmawr
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Chicago-Bensenville-Sabula
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Faithorn-West Clinton
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North Milwaukee-Green Bay
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St. Louis Park-Montevideo
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Stowell-North Milwaukee
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Tower A-5, Illinois-Stowell, Wisconsin
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Faribault-Mendota, Minnesota
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Deer Lodge-Alberton
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Three Forks-Sinclair
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Harlowton-Deer Lodge
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Grand Avenue-Portage
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Argo-Seattle
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Plummer Junction-Manito
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St. Maries-Sorrento
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Spokane, Washington
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Alberton-Avery
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Avery-St. Maries
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La Crosse-Newport
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Washington St.-Elm Grove
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North Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Miles City-Melstone
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Sturtevant-Kittredge
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Cle Elum-Seattle
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Melstone-Harlowton
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Perry-Council Bluffs
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Marquette-Mason City, Iowa
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Laredo-Sheffield, Missouri
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Culver-West Yard
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Yankton-Napa, South Dakota
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Manilla-West Yard
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Forreston-Samoa
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Atkins-Perry
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Watertown-Madison
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Portage-La Crosse
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Sabula-Clinton
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12
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Photographs, circa 1929-1931
: Photographs document the paving of State Highway 75 in 1931, and include images of Kaysen and other members of the crew, equipment, and activities; railroad facilities of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Company; railroad bridges over the Mississippi, Wisconsin, and Kickapoo Rivers; and various Wisconsin cities, including Platteville, Prairie du Chien, La Farge, Gays Mills, Mineral Point, Marquette, and Boulder Junction. There are also a few news clippings.
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