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The Heritage Connection – Episode 1: Taking Care of Your Family Treasures
In the first episode of The Heritage Connection, we discuss practical ways to take… More
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Posted In: Historic Newspapers, Washington County Historical Society Archives, Washington County History, Washington County Landmarks, Wisconsin History
The Enger-Kress Pocketbook Co.
One of the most prominent early industries of Washington County, The Enger-Kress Pocketbook Company,… More
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Posted In: Washington County Historical Society Archives, Washington County History, Washington County Landmarks, Wisconsin History
A Walk Down Main Street of Historic Schleisingerville
More than a century ago, the village of Schleisingerville was a quaint and charming… More
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Posted In: Historic Newspapers, Washington County Historical Society Archives, Washington County History, Washington County Landmarks, Wisconsin History
The Beginnings of the Press in Washington County
Today, it has seldom been easier to find out what is going on in… More
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Posted In: Washington County Historical Society Archives, Washington County History, Wisconsin History
3 Snowy Winter Stories From Early Washington County
01. ‘That Time the Mailman Replaced His Wheels With Skis’ Pictured is Bill Duehning,… More
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Posted In: Washington County Historical Society Archives, Washington County History, Wisconsin History
Dairy Production in Early Washington County
In early Washington County, dairy was considered the greatest agricultural resource, and fittingly, Wisconsin… More
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Three Trusted Methods For Storing Photos
Snap! The camera shutter closes, and the scene freezes in a single picture. Photos… More
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2 Cream City Brick Myths That Every Historic Building Owner Needs to Know
If you think that Cream City bricks were made only in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, then… More