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United States » Wisconsin » Photographs & Memories

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  • Dead Fred Genealogy Photo Archive - Wisconsin

    Searchable database containing images of thousands of identified and mystery 19th & 20th century photos for genealogy enthusiasts looking for long-lost family. More than 124,000 searchable photo records in our database. More than 19,000 surnames. Over 2,500 orphaned photos. Fast, reliable database, keyword search, easy viewing, vintage yearbooks, vintage photo albums.

  • Found in Wisconsin

    Found in Wisconsin is a searchable index of bibliographic records to digital collections hosted by over 500 libraries, museums, historical societies, genealogical societies, schools, and various cultural organizations around Wisconsin. Search or browse the index for links into websites containing historic photographs, video & sound clips, written documents, maps, newspapers, cemetery indices, and much more.

  • Lost Photos of the Gogebic Range

    100+ studio photos from the Gogebic Range of Michigan & Wisconsin. These are quality photos in studio folders . they are unidentified. Families may view and claim them.

  • University of Wisconsin Digital Collections

    Promoting the Wisconsin idea by providing professional leadership in the creation of quality digital resources from libraries and archives for faculty, staff and students, citizens of the state and scholars at large.

    • Badger Yearbooks

      Annual yearbook for UW-Madison, from 1885-1977. Keyword search this journal. Includes individual and group pictures, articles, and other yearbook content. The first yearbook of the University of Wisconsin was published in April 1884 and called the Trochos, which is a Greek word for badger. The second yearbook, also called Trochos, was not published until 1887. The first Badger was published in February 1888, and the Badger was published until 2003, with one hiatus in 1973-74. The Alumni Association helped publish volumes for those two years which basically only contain student photographs.

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