Map of the City of La Crosse, Wisconsin

This map includes an index and highways marked in red. Attractions on the map include: Four Mile House, Cold Springs, Grand Crossing Station, Coleman Slough, French Slough, Copeland Park, Freight depot, Jolynn Slough, Taylors Island, Bates Island, Pettibone Park, Isle La Plume, Isle a Plume Slough,...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: La Crosse (Wis.). Chamber of Commerce.
Format: Still Image
Language:English
Published: La Crosse, Wis. : Chamber of Commerce, 1927 1927
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Online Access:http://cdm15932.contentdm.oclc.org/u?/maps,7754
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Summary:This map includes an index and highways marked in red. Attractions on the map include: Four Mile House, Cold Springs, Grand Crossing Station, Coleman Slough, French Slough, Copeland Park, Freight depot, Jolynn Slough, Taylors Island, Bates Island, Pettibone Park, Isle La Plume, Isle a Plume Slough, City Water Works, Oak Grove Cemetery, Hixon Reserve, Golf Links, Inter State Fair Grounds, Riverside Park, Market Square, Court House Square, Burns Park, Cameron Park, High School, Catholic Cemetery, Hogan School, West Avenue Play Field, Fire Stations, Railroad depots, North American Telegraph Company, Postal Telegraph Company, Western Union Telegraph Company, La Crosse Telephone Company Station, AT&T Company, Wisconsin Telephone Company, Northwestern Bell Telephone Company, Tri State Telephone and Telegraph Company, La Crosse Inter Urban Telephone Company, Grandview Hospital, La Crosse Hospital, Lutheran Hospital, Saint Francis Hospital, Saint Ann Annex, Saint Camillus, Batavian National Bank, Exchange State Bank, Gateway City Bank, La Crosse Trust Company, National Bank, Security Bank, State Bank, Myrick Park, Forest Avenue Park, Jewish Cemetery, North Side Cemetery, Community House, Tourist Camp, Bathing Beach, Vocational School, Municipal Bath House, United States Weather Bureau, State Normal School and Physical Education Building, Fish Hatchery, Logan Junior High School, High School Manual Training, City Hall, YMCA, Public Library, Chamber of Commerce, Court House, Play Grounds, Post Office, La Crosse River old and new channels. The map is dated 1926; but the date on the title panel is 1927. The back of the map includes a sketch of the Mississippi River valley and other text and illustrations.