Throwback from Tribune files: A look at life in La Crosse from 1900-1987
These photos are filled with many familiar faces and places from our area's past.
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Take a trip way back in time and perhaps see some familiar faces and places in this special collection from our files.
Take a trip way back in time on Throwback Thursday.
Take a trip back in time on Throwback Thursday
Click here to see lots of familiar faces and places.
Click here to see lots of familiar faces and places.
Click here to see lots of familiar faces and places.
Click here to see lots of familiar faces and places.
This circa 1922 scene taken near 16th and Vine streets shows Eloda Sitzer Beach, at the door of the milk wagon, posing with milk-sipping stude…
This 1962 street view, taken by former Tribune advertising manager Howard Colvin, shows the Community Camera store, which was located at 506 M…
Here's a look back at photos of some of the region's biggest blazes, as reported in the La Crosse Tribune.
Lindon “Lindy” Saline may have lived in the Coulee Region for only a tad over three decades, but his resume of community activities, contribut…
The latest book from the La Crosse Tribune, “La Crosse Memories, Volume II: The 1940s, 1950s and 1960s,” is now on sale at the Tribune and at …
Costumed employees of the W. A. Roosevelt Co. watch as a co-worker feeds a tame bear during La Crosse’s 1922 Winter Carnival.
A wintry mix is expected mainly west of the Mississippi River this morning, according to the National Weather Service Office in La Crosse, wit…
Always ready for Oktoberfest? Take a look back in this collection.
A house was moved late Tuesday night from 2036 Cass St. to a vacant lot near the corner of 24th and Main streets. Egge Movers, the company in …
These photos, which are filled with many familiar faces and places, show what life used to look like in our area.
This list, courtesy of the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, highlights some of the most accomplished people who have studied there.
La Crosse Tribune stories and photos capture one of the area's most talked-about stories.
The city of La Crosse 2021 Operating Budget continues its way through the budget process, and officials have signaled they’re happy with what …
A Tomah apartment building is a total loss after an overnight fire.
Area librarians are encouraging residents to reach out to our older community members this winter.
This photo first appeared in the Jan. 17, 1946, Tribune with the following caption: “Action in the Tribune Boys Carrier Loop at the YMCA last …
This Things That Matter installment is dedicated to Hiawatha. Not the historic Hiawatha revered by some Native Americans, but the other Hiawat…
This 1880 photo, from a stereoview taken by the Winona photographic firm of Elmer & Tenney, shows St. Joseph’s Cathedral at Sixth and Main…
It has been 130 years since Fred Leithold started what today is Leithold Music at 116 S. Fourth St. in downtown La Crosse.
This photo from the late 1930s, taken in Riverside Park with the old wagon bridge in the background, shows a large flatbed trailer made by the…
The La Crosse Board of Public Works Monday moved forward with plans to fix up the Harry J. Olson Senior Center and research cost options for c…
A 1923 view of the Hotel La Crosse, which operated at 201-205 N. Third St. from 1898 to 1970.
Looking south on Second Street from near Cass Street on May 11, 1938, as a 27-ton sidewall section is placed across Second Street during const…
After nearly half a century as La Crosse’s most out-of-the way art gallery, the little house behind the brewery is no more.
A troll is by definition cantankerous and prone to grumbling, but not even extreme heat could coax out a complaint from Betty Stoleson.
Sandy Brekke turns to a famous definition of success when she reflects on the achievements of St. Clare Health Mission in La Crosse on the occ…
Wettstein’s will be shuttering its downtown La Crosse retail and service business in late summer after 67 years of operation.
This 12-minute video, produced in the late 1990s by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, outlines Option 5B1, the proposed $80 million …
Author Rick Harsch returns to the United States this month with a new novel published by a new press. “Voices After Evelyn” is the inaugural t…
Four barefooted boys pose for the camera on a dirt street outside the Westby State Bank at 100 N. Main St., Westby, circa 1918. The Bekkedal-U…
This undated photo shows an unidentified man using an ice saw to harvest a small field of ice on a frozen river or lake in the Coulee Region.
The upper floors of the historic Rivoli Theatre building could become affordable housing sometime next year, according to an application revie…
The Wisconsin Historical Society will offer La Crosse community members a peek Wednesday at the design concepts for the new State History Muse…
On the fifth episode of Dark La Crosse Stories, the archives team at the La Crosse Public Library travels back in time to revisit a bone chill…
On the ninth episode of Dark La Crosse Stories, the archives team at the La Crosse Public Library unearths the city's connection to a notoriou…
On the 17th episode of Dark La Crosse Stories, the archives team at the La Crosse Public Library explores the 1953 disappearance of a local te…
The River Valley Media Group, including the La Crosse Tribune, will have a new home in 2020 after its parent company Lee Enterprises sold its …
The Hixon House was once home to one of the city's best-known families.