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East end of Market Street prior to 1910; Note there is no street car track.

Topics covered in Jones and McVean's 1923 history of Wood County, Wisconsin, include geology and topography, Indians and early explorations, the fur trade, early settlement, politics and government, a…

Mike Eichner, "Ikie", the Irving school janitor

Postcard Collection, West Side. The Grand Rapids Foundry was located near the current day intersection of High Street and West Riverview Expressway.

Turner School students.

Exterior shot of Pleasant view school.

Nekoosa mill (Nekoosa Paper Company). The building on left is the superintendent's home; center is the office building; right is the pulp mill.

Postcard Collection, West Side. The Grand Rapids Foundry was located near the current day intersection of High Street and West Riverview Expressway.

The exterior of the Pioneer school.

Postcard Collection, Houses. From left to right: Lawrence E. Nash residence and the Isaac P. Witter residence. The Witter residence is now the home of the South Wood County Historical Museum.

An early (1910) or slightly later view of street car loading at Nekoosa. A few years after being built, the line was extended down Market street to the mill to accommodate the mill workers who were on…

Wisconsin River dam adjacent to the Nekoosa Paper Mill. The wooden gates have been replaced now with concrete and steel gates.

Sepia photograph of an interior classroom of the 1903 Lincoln High School.

Looking north at the intersection of Second Street and East Grand Avenue. The Wood County National Bank is located on the right.

Photograph of students outside Cranmoor school.

Postcard Collection, Houses. Standing on the corner of Oak and Fifth Street South looking south. In the middle is the 1903 Lincoln High School. The water tower was located near the intersection of Lin…

Sepia photograph of an interior classroom of the 1903 Lincoln High School.

Alexander Memorial Park with Nepco offices in back.

The staff of Irving School. Elain Domask, Muriel Holiday, Ina Peterson, Joyce Pettis. "For 21 years faculty remained the same from the years 1952-1973.

Howe students in front o body