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Explore more than 100,000 collection items online through the Society’s digital collections. For over two decades, we’ve been scanning, photographing, and digitizing materials from our collections, creating a rich and growing digital archive that brings history closer to you.
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West High School
September 7, 1951
Exterior view of West High School at 30 Ash Street.
Central High School
September 7, 1951
Exterior view of the main entrance to Central High School at Central High School at 214 Wisconsin Avenue. In front of the building are four diagonally parked cars, parking meters, a bicycle, and tw...
Donald and Mary Reppen Residence
June 14, 1951
Exterior view of Donald and Mary Reppen's new residence and yard at 2901 Sylvan Avenue.
East High School Play
November 6, 1951
Rehearsing for East High School's fall play, "Pride and Prejudice", are (from left): Alice Ghering, Terry Howe, Shirley Jacobson, and Gilbert Splett.
LOFT Officers
October 10, 1951
New officers for the Loft are shown in the headquarters at the Madison Community Center. Standing, left to right, are Barbara Arvold, 174 Ryan Street, recording secretary, East High School; Thomas...
East High School Students
April 2, 1945
Four East High School students dressed in casual attire. From left to right: John Deauchamp, Jr., Marjorie Ensign, Georgiana Browne, and Don Stevens.
