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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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Bachelors
February 8, 1956
Madison Bachelors featured for Leap Year have dinner together at 1314 Jewel Street. Left to right: Thomas Wright, Harry Kessenich, Jr., Robert "Bud" Paunach, and James Fagan.
Bachelors
February 8, 1956
Bachelors James Fagan and Harry Kessenich, Jr. looking at one of many record albums.
Madison YMCA Ski Club
November 20, 1958
Noni Foley and R.R. (Bud) Paunack model ski wear at the Madison YMCA Ski Club's fashion show.
Blackhawk Ski Club Banquet
May 12, 1956
Members of the Blackhawk Ski Club are pictured left to right: James Marshall, Minnie Jacobson, Eleanore Booker, Mrs. Lew Cornelius and Bertram Booker.
New Teachers at Madison Public Schools
September 11, 1956
Miss Constance Lind of 408 W. Mifflin Street, left, and Mrs. Jack Ellegard of 425 Paunack Place, are two of Madison's new "itinerant" art teachers for the public schools.
