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In 12 volumes: V. 1-Introduction & narrative; v. 2-Upper & Lower St. Anthony

Falls and Pool 1; v. 3-Pool 2; v. 4-Pool 3; v. 5-Pool 4; v. 6-Pool 5 & 5A;

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(River Mile 857.6, above St. Anthony Falls, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota to

Lock & Dam,#10, (Guttenberg, Iowa) was authorized by the St. Paul District Corps

of Engineers as part of its master plan for the 9-foot navigation project. Theobjectives of the investigation were to: 1. conduct a comprehensive review of

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Site-specific information was compiled for both historic and prehistoricsites from state agencies in Iowa, Minnesotaand Wisconsin, and from variouslocal and regional institutions. More than 1,000 historically or architect-urally significant sites and districtsand, more than 1,400 prehistoricarchaeological components were recorded and plotted on base maps. From thesite configurations and from other data collected during the course of therecords and literature review, a narrative framework for the interpretationof historic and prehistoric sites was developed. Recommendations to enhancethe management of the archaeological and historical data base were provided.The bibliography is arranged in five sections: (1) Archaeology & EnvironmentalBibliography; (2) Historic Sources Bibliography; and the third, fourth, andfifth sections refer to periodicals, archive files, and maps.,

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INTRODUCTION:

The following bibliographic references are arranged infive separate sections. In part, this arrangement is functionalin that the sections reflect materials that refer to particulartopical matter and represent different format forms. However,it should be noted that the bibliographic materials werecollected by different individuals who had distinctly differentinterests and responsibilities during the course of this datacompilation. The first bibliographic section refers primarilyto information relevant to the archaeology of the project areaas well as a number of general references relating to environ-ment, geology, geography, and other topics of similar vein.These citations were collected by Mr. Robert Boszhardt andmyself in an attempt to summarize the regional prehistory.

The second bibliographic section was compiled byMr. Robert Fay wh~ose general interests and responsibilitieswere the historic period information sets. Needless to say,there was a great deal of overlap in the first two bibliographiesas Mr. Fay did not restrict himself only to historical phenomena.Appropriately, Mr. Fay also dealt with Euro-American andindustrial sites and locations and noted both the historicalas well as the archaeological potentials of the loci he inves-tigated.

Finally, the third, fourth, and fifth sections refer toperiodicals consulted, archive files, and maps. Again, theoverlap between historical and archaeological utility of thesedata files is apparent. In summary, the first section relatesprimarily to prehistory and the physical setting of the projectregion; the second section reflects citations important tounderstanding the historical contexts of the study area; andthe third through fifth sections reference periodical and archivesources that contain both archaeological and historical informationsets.

ARCHAEOLOGY & ENVIRONMENTAL BIBLIOGRAPHY

ALEX, LYNN MARIE1980 Exploring Iowa's Past: A Guide to Prehistoric

Archaeology. "Univer-t- of Iowa Press, Iowa City, Iowa.

ALEX, ROBERT A.n.d. An interpretation of Havana and Spring Hollow incised

pottery in Eastern Iowa. Unpublished manuscript.

1974 University of Wisconsin/Milwaukee, 1974 Summer FieldSchool, Wisconsin Anthropological Society Newsletter3:4-5. Milwaukee.

ADMUNDSON, DONNA H.1974 Pollen and charcoal analysis of spruce-pine boundary

in Minnesota. M.S. thesis, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis.

ANDERSON, DUANE C.1975 Western Iowa Prehistory. Iowa State University Press,

Ames.

ANDERSON, JAMES P.1961 Mound survey and recommendations, south unit, Effigy

Mounds National Monument, 1961. Report to the NationalPark Service. Copy on file at the Effigy Mounds NationalMonument, Marquette, Iowa.

ANFINSON, SCOTT F., ed.1979 A handbook of Minnesota prehistoric ceramics. Minnesota

Archaeological Society, Occasional publications inMinnesota Anthropology 5.

ANONYMOUS1976 A family burial site? Workers find old skelton. Two

skulls discovered. Courier-Press (newspaper), Auqust 4,1976. Prairie du Chien, Wisconsn.

ANONYMOUS1976 Archeologist probes Rollette (sic) house history.

Courier-Press (newspaper), August 4, 1976. Prairie du Chien,Wisconsin.

ANONYMOUS1976 Indian remains identified. Courier-Press (newspaper),

August 30, 1976. Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin.

ANONYMOUS1977 Archeologists dig into Rolette history. Courier-Press

(newspaper), August 10, 1977. Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin.

ARNEMAN, H. F.1963 Soils of Minnesota. University of Minnesota Agricultural

Extension Bulletin #278. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, St. Paul.

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ARZIGIAN, CONSTANCE1981 The Archaeology of Gran Grae: A Survey of the Valley

and Headlands of a Small Stream in the Driftless Area,Crawford County, Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Archeologist,62 (2) :207-246.

BAERREIS, DAVID1963 The Bookshelf: The High Bank Site, Crawford County,

Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Archeologist 44 (3):186-190.

BAERREIS, DAVID A. and REID A. BRYSON1965 Climatic episodes and dating of the Mississippian cultures.

The Wisconsin Archeologist 46 (4):203-220.

BEAUBIEN, PAUL L.1952 Preliminary Report of the Archaeological Investigations

at Effigy Mounds National Monument, 1950. Unpublishedreport on file at Effigy Mounds National Monument.

1952a Some Hopewellian Mounds at the Effigy Mounds NationalMonument, Iowa. Wisconsin Archeologist 34 (2):125-138.

1952b Cultural variation within two woodland mound groupsof Northeastern Iowa. American Antiquity 19:56-66.

1952c Preliminary notes on An Archaeological Project inNortheast Iowa. Journal of the Iowa ArchaeologicalSociety, 1 (3):3-5.

1953 Archaeological Investigations of the Sny-Magill Group,1952. Unpublished report on file at Effigy MoundsNational Monument.

1953 Cultural variation within two Woodland Mound Groupsof Northeastern Iowa. American Antiquity 19:56-66.

BENDER, MARGARET M., REID A. BRYSON, and DAVID A. BAERREIS1966 University of Wisconsin Radiocarbon dates II.

Radiocarbon 8:522-533.

1967 University of Wisconsin Radiocarbon dates III,Radiocarbon 9:530-544.

1968 University of Wisconsin Radiocarbon dates IV,Radiocarbon 10:161-168.

1973 University of Wisconsin Radiocarbon dates XI,Radiocarbon 15:611-623.

1978 University of Wisconsin Radiocarbon dates XV,Radiocarbon 20:157-167.

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BENN, DAVID W.1976a Preliminary excavations at the FTD site (13AM210).

Manuscript on file, Luther College ArchaeologicalLaboratory, Luther College, Decorah, Iowa.

1976b Upper Mississippi River Dredge Disposal Survey andTesting (Pools 9 and 10). Unpublished report, LutherCollege Archaeological Research Laboratory.

1976c Woodland Cultures of Northeast Iowa (A.D. 300-800):a perspective from the Hadfields Cave Site. Ph.D.dissertation, University of Wisconsin, Madison.

1978 The Woodland ceramic sequence in the culture historyof Northeast Iowa. Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology3 (2):215-284.

1980a Diffusion and Acculturation in Woodland Cultures onthe Western Prairie Penninsula. Paper presented at the38th Plains Anthropological Conference, November 5-8,Iowa City, Iowa.

1980b Hadfields Cave: a perspective on late Woodland culturein Northeastern Iowa. Office of the State ArchaeologistReport 13, University of Iowa Press, Iowa City.

BENN, DAVID W. and R. CLARK MALLAM1978 Mound salvage: some glimpses into Allamakee Phase

Ideology. Research Papers 4, Office of The StateArchaeologist . Iowa City.

BENN, DAVID W., R. CLARK MALLAM, and ARTHUR BETTIS1978 Archaeological investigations at The Keller Mounds

(13AM 69) and related manifestations: insights intoWoodland Indian mythology. Research Papers Vol. 3 (3):Office of The State Archaeologist. Iowa City.- -

BENN, DAVID W. and DEAN M. THOMPSON1977 The Young Site, Linn County, Iowa and comments on

Woodland ceramics. Journal of the Iowa ArchaeologicalSociety 24.

BENNETT, JOHN W.1945 Archaeological explorations in Jo Daviess County,

Illinois. University of Chicago Press, Chicago.

1952 The Prehistory of the Northern Mississippi Valley. InArchaeology of Eastern United States:108-123. James B.Griffin, ed., University of Chicago Press.

BENSON, B.1930 C. E. Brown manuscripts on file at the Anthropology

Office, State Historical Society of Wisconsin Museum,Madison.

BERGSTROM, ROBERT E., ed.1968 The Quaternary of Illinois: A Symposium in ObservanceTh ____________________eate n r ___ymposium__________

of the Centennial of the University of Illinois. Universityof I-inois, College of Agriculture, Special PublicationNo. 14, Urbana, Illinois.

BERNABO, J. C. and T. W. WEBB, III1977 Changing Patterns in the Holocene Pollen Record of

Northeastern North America: A Mapped Summary.Quaternary Research, 8:64-96.

BERWICK, DAVID E.1975 Analysis of vertebrae fauna of Lawerence I Rockshelter

(ve-154), Vernon County, Wisconsin. M.A. thesis,University of Wisconsin, Madison.

BIRK, DOUGLAS A.n.d. French Regime in Minnesota: an introduction tc the

archaeology of Fort St. Charles. Manuscript on fileMinnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.

1972 Grey Cloud: an archaeological approach. ArchaeologyDepartment, Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.

1973 An archaeological survey of Grey Cloud Island, WashingtonCounty, Minnesota. The Minnesota Archaeologist 32 (l&2).

1979 Sampling and Intuition: An Archaeological Survey ofThe Nokasippi River Valley, Crow Wing County, Minnesota.Ms. on file, Archaeology Department, Minnesota HistoricalSociety.

BIRK, DOUGLAS A. and JUDY POSELEY1978 The French at Lake Pepin: an archaeological survey for

Fort Beauharnois, Goodhue County, Minnesota. MinnesotaHistorical Society, St. Paul.

BLEED, PETER1969 The archaeology of Petaga Point: The Preceramic component.

Minnesota Historical Society, Prehistoric ArchaeologySeries 2.

BLESSING, FRED K.1962 Discovery of historic objects at the site of the

Old Fort Snelling. The Minnesota Archaeologist 24 (2):61-65. Minneapolis.

BONNEY, RACHEL A.1962 Chronological Analysis of Southern Minnesota Woodland.

unpublished M.A. thesis, Department of Anthropology,University of Minnesota.

U BORCHERT, J. R.1950 The Climate of the Central North American Grassland:

Annals Association of American Geographers, Vol. 40:1-39.

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BOSZHARDT, ROBERT F.1977 Wisconsin radiocarbon chronology-1976. Wisconsin

Archeologist 58:87-143.

1982 Archaeological investigations in the lowland floodplainof navigation Pool. 10 noar Prairie du Chien, CrawfordCounty, Wisconsin. Unpublished M.A. thesis, Universityof Wisconsin, Madison.

BOSZHARDT, ROBERT F. and DAVID F. OVERSTREET1981 Preliminary Investigations, Archaeology and Sediment

Geomorphology, Navigation Pool 12, Upper Mississippi River.Great Lakes Archaeological Research Center, Inc. Reportsof Investiqations No. 115. Waukesha, WI.

BRAY, ROBERT T.1958 Reports of the excavation of mound numbers 2 and 81.

Unpublished report on file at Effigy Mounds NationalMonument.

BRAY, EDMUND C.1962 A Million Years in Minnesota. The Science Museum,

St. Paul.

1977 Billions of Years in Minnesota: the Geological Storyof the State. Science Museum of Minnesota, St. Paul.

BRAUN, DAVID P., JAMES B. GRIFI'IN, and PAUL F. TITTERINGTON1982 The Snyders Mounds and Five Other Mound Groups in

Calhoun County, Illinois. Museum of Anthropology,The University of Michiqan, Technical Reports No. 13.Ann Arbor.

BROWER, J. V.1902a Minnesota: Discovery (t its area. Memoirs of

explorations in The Basin of the Mississippi. St. Paul.

1902b Field Book No. 23 - New Series. Partially publishednotes in possession of the Manuscripts Department,Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.

BROWN, CHARLES E.n.d. Atlas on file at Anthropology office of the State

Historical Society of Wisocnsin, Madison. Manuscripts (1937).

n.d. Papers (Box 25) on file State Historical Society ofWisconsin. Madison.

n.d. MSS, Box 42, Vernon County on file Anthropology Office,State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Museum, Madison.

1906 A record of Wisconsin Antiquities. The WisconsinArcheologist 5:289-422.

1908 Additions to the record of Wisconsin Antiquities, II.The Wisconsin Archeologist 7 (1):19.

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1909 Additions to the record of Wisconsin Antiquities, II.The Wisconsin Archeologist 8 (4) :104-112.

1910 Silver Trade Crosses. The Wisconsin Archeologist 8 (4):104-112.

1911 Fourth addition to the record of Wisconsin AnLiquit iois.The Wisconsin Archeologist 10 (4) :182.

1913 La Crosse and Monroe Counties' notes. The WisconsinArcheologist 11 (3) :97-103.

1918 Grooved stone axes. The Wisconsin Archeolo ist 17 (1).1-16.

1925 Fifth addition to the record of Wisconsin Antiquities,Part I, The Wisconsin Archeologist 4 (1) :9-29 Part TI,The Wisconsin Archeologist 4 (2) :85-144.

1926 Indian Caves in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Archeologist5 (1) :17-24.

1930 Indian trail maps. MS. GX902B on file, State I[istoricW]Society of Wisconsin, Madison.

1930 Cache of Indian Stone Adzes. The Wisconsin Archeoloiist

9 (2) :112-] 13.

1934 Stone Adzes. The Wisconsin Archeologist 13 (4) :91-93.

BROWN, CHARLES E. and ALBERT 0. BARTON1916 Grant County Indian Remains. The Wisconsin Archouloqist

15 (4) :178-197.

BROWN, CHARLES E. and KARYL CHIPMAN1935 Indian Mounds in Wisconsin State Parks. The Wisconsin

Archeologist 15 (1) :1-9.

BROWN, EDWARD1879 The pictured cave of La Crosse valley. Wisconsin

Historical Collections 8:174-183. State Historical Socio-tyof Wisconsin, Madison.

BROWN, JAMES and CHARLES CLELAND1968 The late glacial and early post glacial faunal resources

in Mid-western biomes newly open to human ddi})ttion. 1;1Bergstrom (1968) :114-122.

BROWN, RALPH D.1934 Some aspects of Minnesota prehistory. Minnesota hIlstory

15 (2):148-156. Minnesota Historical Society, St. r~ul.

1944 The Harvey Rockshelter on the St. Croix River,'1hc Minnesota Archeologist 10 (4) :119-124.

BROWN, RALPH D. and W. R. McIVER1955 Further exploration of the Harvey Rockshelter,

The Minnesota Archeologist 20 (3):213-224.

BRUDER, E. G.1951 Archaeological remains in Wyalusing State Park.

The Wisconsin ArcheoloqJst 32 (4) :97-107.

BRUNSON, ALFRED1857 Ancient Mounds of Tumuli in Crawford County.

Wisconsin Historical Collections 3:178-184. StateHistorical Society of Wisconsin, Madison.

BRYSON, REID A., WAYNE M. WENDLAND, J. D. IVES, and J. T. ANDREWS1969 Radiocarbon 1soclirones on the disintegration of the

Laurentide Ice Sheet. Arctic and Alpikne Res-arch 1 (1) :1-13.

BUSHNELL, DAVID IVES1920 Native cemeteries and forms of burial east of the

Mississippi, Bureau of AmerLcan Ethnology, Bulletin 71.

BUTZER, KARL W.1964 Environment and Archaeoloqy: An Introduction to

Pleistocene Geography. Aldine Publishinq Company,Chicaqo.

CAINE, CHRISTY A. I.1969 The Archaeololqy of the Snake River Valley, unpublished

M.A. thesis, University of Minnesota.

1974 The Archaeology of the Snake River Region in Minnesota,in Aspects of Upper Great Lakes Anthropology: papers inhonor of Lloyd A. Wilford, Minnesota Historical Society,St. Paul., Minnesota.

CALDWELL, JOSEPH R., ROBERT L. HALL, editors1964 Hopewellian Studies. Illinois State Museum, Scientific

Papers Vol. XIII. Sprinfield.

CALLENDER, JOHN M.1957 An archaeologist explores the site of old Fort Snellinq.

Minnesota Histo 35 (8) :365-367. Minnesota HistoricalSociety, St. Paul.

1958 Old Fort Snelling, uncovering the fort site. GopherHistorian 12 (3) :22-24. Minnesota Historical Society,St. Paul.

CALVIN, SAMUEL1894 Geology of Allamakee County. Iowa Geological Survey

Annual Report, Vol. IV (1894).

CHAMBERLAIN, PETER G., ed.1972 Hennepin County Mound Site Resurvey conducted by

Minnesota Archaeological SocTet. Interim report No. 1-activities in 1971.

CLELAND, CHARLES1966 The Prehistoric Animal Ecology and Ethnozoology of

the Upper Great Lakes Region. University of Michigan,Museum of Anthropology, Anthropological Papers 29,Ann Arbor.

CLOUSE, ROBERTn.d. Fort Snelling: an archaeological overview. Unpublished

typewritten manuscript, Minnesota Historical Society,Fort Snelling, Minnesota.

COOK, DAVID and JOHN HOTOPP1979 An Atlas of Wisconsin. American Printing and Publishing

Compan_,Madison.

COOK, PIZARRO1887 Effigy Mounds on the Kickapoo River. American Antiquarian

and Oriental Journal 9 (3):175-177.

COOPER, LELAND R.1936-1937 Field notes from Fort Crawford excavations,

Prairie du Chien, Crawford County, Wisconsin. Unpublishedmanuscripts, Anthropology Office, State Historical Societyof Wisconsin, Madison.

COOPER, LELAND R. and ELDEN JOHNSON1964 Sandy Lake Ware and its distribution. American

Antiquity 29 (4)"474-479.

CUDZIA, CAMILE1980 An historical survey of the alternate routes for

proposed trunk Highway 60 in Wabasha, Minnesota. Preparedfor the Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.

CURTIS, JOHN T.1978 The Vegetation of Wisconsin: An Ordination of Plant

Communities, reprint of 1959 ed. -university of WisconsinPress, Madison.

CUSHING, EDWARD J.1963 Late-Wisconsin Pollen Stratigraphy in East-Central

Minnesota. Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis.

DAVIS, A. M.1977 The Prairie-deciduous ecotone in the Upper Middlewest:

Annals, Association of American Geographers, Vol. 67:204-213.

DIESEN, CHARLES 0. and LIZA NAGLE1971 "Sutler's Store and Walled Enclosure Excavation: A

Preliminary Report". Fort Snelling Archaeology Series No. 1.(unpublished), Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.

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ELWELL, W. H. C.1910 Maps and notes of mound groups in and near Effigy

Mounds National Monument. Unpublished, on file at EffigyMounds National Monument.

EMERSON, THOMAS E.1979 Prehistoric seasonal exploitation of the white-tailed

deer in the driftless area of Wisconsin: An example fromBrogley Rockshelter (47-Gt-156). The WisconsinArcheologist 60 (3):278-292.

EVANS, G. E.n.d. The Voight site (21WN15). On file, Minnesota State

Site File, State Archaeologists Office.

EVANS, G. EDWARD1960 Upper and Lower Rice Lake Sites. Proceedings of the

Minneosta Academy of Science 28:93-95.

1961a A reappraisal of the Blackduck Focus of HeadwatersLakes Aspect. Unpublished M.A. thesis, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis.

1961b Ceramic Analysis of the Blackduck Ware and its GeneralCultural Relationships in Minnesota Academy of ScienceProceedings, 29:33-54 (St. Paul).

1961c Prehistoric Blackduck-Historic Assiniboine: AReassessment, in Plains Anthropologist, 6:271-275.

FAY, ROBERT P.1977 The codification of Wisconsin archaeological sites:

an update report. The Wisconsin Archeologist, 58:62-70.

1978 A records search of archaeological sites in the highwaysurvey files located at the State Historical Society ofWisconsin.

FIELD, H. P.1952 The diet of the prehistoric Indians of Northeast Iowa.

Journal of the Iowa Archaeological Society 1 (2).

FINLEY, ROBERT W.1976 Original vegetation cover of Wisconsin. North Central

Forest Experiment Station. University of Minnesota, St. Paul.

FLASKERD, GEORG A.1943 "A. H. Anderson Site", Minnesota Archaeologist 9.

1944 "Additional Data on the A. H. Anderson Site", MinnesoitaArchaeologist 10.

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FOKKEN, MICHAEL

1980 GRS-1792(2)-62-22, widening, grading, and surfacinqClayton County. Unpublished report to The Iowa Departmentof Transportation, Secondary Roads. Office of the StateArchaeologist.

1980 F-18-9(20)-20-22 McGregor Bypass, Clayton County.Unpublished report on file at Iowa State HistoricPreservation Office, Iowa City.

FOLWELL, WILLIAM W.1956 A History of Minnesota, Vol. 1, Minnesota Historical

Society, St. Paul.

FORSYrH, MAJOR THOMAS1880 "Fort Snelling, Colonel Leavenworth's Expedition in

1819", in Minnesota Historical Society Collections,Vol. 3, pp. 139-167, St. Paul.

FOWLER, MELVIN L.1959a Summary Report of Modoc Rockshelter, 1952, 1953, 1955,

1956. Illinois State Museum Reports of Investigation8:1-72.

1959b Modoc Rockshelter: an early archaic site in SouthernIllinois. American Antiquity 29:257-270.

FREEMAN, JOAN E.1969 The Millville site, a middle Woodland village in Grant

County, Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Archeologist 50:37-88.

1975 An archaeological survey of blocks 13 and 16, 4th ward,Prairie du Chien. State Historical Society of Wisconsin,Madison. Report submitted to the U.S. Department of theArmy, St. Paul District, Corps of Engineers.

FREEMAN, JOAN E. and RICHARD B. LANE1976 An archaeological survey of the Mississippi River 9'

Channel: 1975 Dredge Disposal Sites, Pools 5A, 6, 7,and 8. St. Paul District, Corp of Engineers, ContractNo. DACW37-75-C-1063.

GALLAGHER, JAMES P.1978a Archaeological survey of a proposed sewer and water

pipe line in Medary Township.

1978b An archaeological survey of a proposed bypass trackroute in the City of La Crosse.

1978c Archaeological survey of the Alma to Tremval and Almato Crystal transmission lines.

1979 The Stoddard Wastewater Treatment Plant Survey, VernonCounty. State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 205-18.

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1979a An archaeological inspection of a proposed WastewaterSewage Treatment Facility at Alma, Buffalo County.

1979b An archaeological study of the proposed Brice Distributionsub station near Midway, La Crosse County.

1979c An archaeological inspection of the Gillette Streetviaduct and approaches.

1980a An archaeological survey of the proposed Genoa-Lansingtransmission Line. Center for Research Archaeology,La Crosse. Prepared for Dairyland Power Cooperative.

1980b La Crosse Area Archaeological survey, 1979 season.Report prepared for the State Historical Society ofWisconsin.

1980c An archaeological survey of portions of Sand LakeCreek, La Crosse County.

1981a Cultural Resources investigation for the HolmenTreatment Facility Project, Report on file HistoricPreservation Office, State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

1981b Cultural resources investigation of the State Roadand Ebner Coulee Project, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse.

GALLAGHER, JAMES P. and KATHERINE STEVENSON1980a Oneota subsistence and settlement in Southwestern

Wisconsin. Paper presented at The Midwest ArchaeologicalConference, October 3-5, Chicago.

1980b The Overhead Site, multi-component site on theMississippi River at La Crosse, Wisconsin. Paper presentedat the Midwest Archaeological conference, October 3-5,Chicago.

1980c Preliminary report on excavations at the Valley ViewSite (47LC34), an Oneota village near La Crosse, Wisconsin.The Wisconsin Archeologist 61 (4):505-521.

n.d. Oneota subsistence and settlement in southwesternWisconsin. Minnesota ,Anthropological Papers 1 (in press)

GALLAGHER, JAMES P., K. STEVENSON, H. FASSLER, C. HILL, M. MILLS,T. MORROW, K. MOTIVANS, S. NEFF, T. WEETH and R. WITHROW1981 The Overhead Site, 47Lc20. Manuscript on file

His+:ric Preservation Division, State Historical Society,Madison.

GALLAGHER, JAMES P. KATHERINE STEVENSON, and JAMES L. THELER1979 The Valley View Site (47 LC 34), an Orr Phase Oneota

site at La Crosse: 1978 excavations and analysis. Manu-scripts on file, Historic Preservation Division, StateHistorical Society of Wisconsin, Madison.

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GEHR, ELLIOTT A.1976 A statistical description of the Brommer Terraces,

a Middle Woodland seasonal worksite in the BuffaloValley, Wisconsin. Unpublished Ph.D., dissertation,University of Oregon.

GEIER, CLARENCE R.1975 Early historic sites in the Big Platte and Platte

River Valleys of Grant County, Wisconsin. The WisconsinArcheologist 56 (3):216-258.

GEIER, CLARENCE R. and MICHAEL K. LOFTUS1975 Settlement data from the lower Big Platte and Platte

Rivers and adjacent sections of Mississippi River Bottoms.The Wisconsin Archeologist 57:58-129.

1976 Preliminary notes on prehistoric settlement behaviorin a section of the Mississippi River Valley in SouthwestWisconsin. The Wisconsin Archeologist 57 (2):58-129.

GIBBON, GUY E.1970 The Midway Village Site: an Orr Phase site in the Upper

Mississippi River Valley. The Wisconsin Archeologist51(3):79-182.

1972 Cultural Dynamics and the development of The OneotaLife-way in Wisconsin. American Antiquity, 37:166-185.

1973 The Sheffield Site: an Oneota Site on the St. CroixRiver. Minnesota Historical Society, PrehistoricArchaeology Series 10.

1974 A Model of Mississippian development and its implicationsfor the Red Wing Area. In Aspects of Upper Great LakesAnthropology: papers in honor of Lloyd A. Wilford 129-137.Minnesota Prehistoric Archaeology Series No. 11. MinnesotaHistorical Society.

1975 "The Brower Site: a middle Woodland Mound and campsite on Lake Onamia", The Minnesota Archaeoloqist 34.

1976 A Simplified Algorithm Model for the Classification ofSilvernale and Blue Earth Phase Ceramic Vessels. In:Some Studies of Minnesota Prehistoric Ceramics: paperspresented at the First Council for Minnesota ArchaeologySymposium - 1976. A. R. Woolworth and M. A. Hall, eds.Minnesota His-torical Society, St. Paul.

1979 The Mississippian occupation of the Red Wing area.Minnesota Prehistoric Archaeology Series No. 13. MinnesotaHistorical Society.

GIBBON, GUY E. and CHRISTY A. H. CAINE1976 The Middle late Woodland Transition in Eastern Minnesota.

Paper presented to the Annual Meeting of the Society forAmerican Archaeology, St. Louis.

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GIBBON, GUY E. and CHRISTY A. H. CAINE1980 The Middle to Late Woodland transition in eastern

Minnesota. Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology 5:57-72.

GLENN, ELIZABETH J.1974 Physical afflictions of the Oneota Peoples. Office

of the State Archaeologist Report 7, University of Iowa,Iowa City, Iowa.

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1963 Two Late Paleo-Indian Complexes in Wisconsin,The Wisconsin Archeologist 44 (4) :197-211.

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BRISBOIS, B. W. and EDWARD H. BROADHEAD1856 Lower Prairie du Chien. Villa Louis Archives, Prairie

du Chien, Wisconsin.

BROCK and COMPANY1930 North and south parts of the city of Prairie du Chien.

In Standard atlas of Crawford County, Wisconsin, pp. 12-13,16 Chia go .

BRUNSON, IRA B.1853 Plat of the Main Village of Prairie du Chien. Archives-

Manuscript Division, State Historical Society of Wisconsin,Madison.

CENTER, LIEUTENANT ALEXANDER J.1832 Map of the route of the military road from Fort Crawford

to Fort Howard via Fort Winnebago. Archives-ManuscriptDivision, State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison.

DOTY, JAMES D.1824 Map showing the location of the old French fort at

Prairie du Chien, on copy of deed, dated August 24, 1824and signed by James D. Doty. Archives-Manuscript Division,State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison.

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FOLSOM, CAPTAIN WILLIAM H. C.n.d. Map of early Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. Archives-

Manuscript Division, State Historical Society of Wisconsin,Madison.

KISSEL, D. W.1938 Fort Crawford, schematic plan of the quarters at

Prairie du Chien-1856. Archives-Manuscript Division,State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison.

LEE, I., ESQ.1820 Plan of the settlement at Prairie des Chienes.

Archives-Manuscript Division, State Historical Societyof Wisconsin, Madison.

LYONS, LUCIUS1828 Plat of the private claims at Prairie du Chien.

Archives-Manuscript Division, State Historical Societyof Wisconsin, Madison.

MARTIN, A. H.1934 Portion of Fort Crawford military tract showing location

of Fort Crawford as found in survey notes of E. S. Norris,October 21, 1863, and measurements of hospital ruins byA. H. Martin, C. E., July 27, 1934, Prairie du Chien,Wisconsin. Archives-Manuscript Division, State HistoricalSociety of Wisconsin, Madison.

OGLE, GEORGE A. and COMPANY1902 North and south parts of Prairie du Chien, county seat

of Crawford County, Wisconsin. In Standard atlas ofCrawford County, Wisconsin, pp. 10-11, 14-15. Chicaqo.

PAGE, H. R. and COMPANY1881 Plat of Prairie du Chien, county seat of Crawford

County. In Illustrated historical atlas of Wisconsin,p. 121. Chicago.

RUGER AND STONER1870 Bird's-eye view of Prairie du Chien, Crawford County,

Wisconsin. Madison.

SANBORN-PERRIS MAP COMPANYSanborn-Perris fire insurance maps for Prairie du Chien,Wisconsin. 1884,-M 1892, 1899, 1905, 1912, 1924. Ne-w York.

SNYDER, VAN VECHTEN and COMPANY1878 Plat of Prairie du Chien, County seat of Crawford

County. In Historical atlas of Wisconsin, p. 61.Milwaukee.

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Grant County

ARTCRAFT COMPANY1976 1976 ownership atlas, Grant County, Wisconsin.

Quincy, Illinois.

FOOTE, C. M. and COMPANY1895 Plat book of Grant county, Wisconsin. Minneapolis.

FOSTER, MARY S.n.d. Manuscript map of Grant County, Wisconsin,

organized 1836. Archives-Manuscript Division, StateHistorical Society of Wisconsin, Madison.

FREEMAN, JAMES E.1842 Map of Grant County, Wisconsin. New York.

GRAY, WARREN1868 New map of Grant County, Wisconsin. New York.

HIXSON, W. W. and COMPANY1903 Map of Grant County, Wisconsin, prepared for the

Fennimore Times. Rockford, Illinois.

1928(?) Plat book of Grant County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illinois.

1931 Plat book of Grant County, Wisconsin. Rockford,illnoi-s.

MARATHON MAP SERVICE1948 Plat book of Grant County, Wisconsin. Milwaukee.

OGLE, GEORGE A. and COMPANY1918 Standard atlas of Grant County, Wisconsin. Chicago.

ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS1948 Triennial atlas & plat book, Grant County, Wisconsin.

Rockford, Illinois.

1960 Triennial atlas & plat book, Grant County, Wisconsin.Rockford, Illinois.

1973 Triennial atlas & plat book, Grant County, Wisconsin.Rockford, Illinoi.

1979 Triennial atlas & plat book, Grant County, Wisconsin.

STANDARD ATLAS COMPANY1966 Atlas of Grant County, Wisconsin. Minneapolis.

WARNER & FOOTE1877 Atlas of Grant County, Wisconsin. Red Wing, Minnesota.

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WILSON, J.1857 Map of Grant County, Wisconsin. Chicago.

Bagley

FOOTE, C. M. and COMPANY1895 Insert map of Bagley. In Plat book of Grant County,

Wisconsin, p. 12. Minneapolis.

OGLE, GEORGE A. and COMPANY1918 Insert map of Bagley, Wyalusing Twp. In Standard

atlas of Grant County, Wisconsin, p. 19. Chicago.

Glen Haven

FOOTE, C. M. and COMPANY1895 Insert map of Glen Haven. In Plat book of Grant County,

Wisconsin, p. 14. Minneapolis.

GRAY, WARREN1868 Insert map of Glen Haven. On New map of Grant County,

Wisconsin. New York.

OGLE, GEORGE A. and COMPANY1918 Insert map of Glen Haven, Glen Haven Twp. In Standard

atlas of Grant County, Wisconsin, p. 25. Chicago.

WARNER & FOOTE1877 Insert map of Glen Haven. In Atlas of Grant County,

Wisconsin, p. 65. Red Wing, Minnesota.

Wyalusing

FOOTE, C. M. and COMPANY1895 Insert map of Wyalusing. In Plat book of Grant County,

Wisconsin, p. 12. Minneapolis.

GRAY, WARREN18bd Insert map of Wyalusing. On New map of Grant County,

Wisconsin. New York.

OGLE, GEORGE A. and COMPANY1918 Insert map of Wyalusing, Wyalusing Twp. In Standard

atlas of Grant County, Wisconsin, p. 65. Chicago.

WARNER & FOOTE1877 Insert map of Wyalusing. In Atlas of Grant County,

Wisconsin, p. 70. Red Wing, Minnesota.

LA CROSSE COUNTY

BLISS, HENRY I.

1847 Surveys in La Crosse and adjoining counties.

1874 Map of the county of La Crosse, Wisconsin. La Crosse.

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BLISS & SPEAR

1857 Map of the county of La Crosse, Wisconsin. La Crosse.

BRUCE & SMITH1890 Map of the county of La Crosse, Wisconsin. La Crosse.

CHURCH COMPANY1955 County atlas and farm directory of La Crosse County,

Wisconsin. 0. L. Churh Co., Chicago.

HIXSON, W. W.1900 Plat map of La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Rockford,

Illinois.

HIXSON, W. W. & COMPANY

1930(?) Atlas of La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illino-_sI.

KENYON COMPANY1913 Atlas of La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Des Moines.

MARATHON MAP SERVICE1948 Ownership plat book of La Crosse County, Wisconsin.

Milwaukee.

MOLZAHN PRINTING & ADVERTISING

1965 Farm plat book, La Crosse County, Wisconsin. La Crosse.

1969 Plat book, with index to owners, La Crosse County,Wisconsin. La Crosse.

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1906 Standard atlas of La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Chicago.

ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS1954 Plat book of La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Rockford,

Illinois.

1960 Plat book of La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illi-nois.

1969 Triennial atlas & plat book, La Crosse County,Wisconsin. Rockford, Illinois.

1972 Plat book of La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illinois.

1978 Plat book of La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illinois.

1981 Plat book of La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Rockford,I llnois.

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TITLE ATLAS COMPANY1972 Atlas of La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Minneapolis.

Charlestown (see Midway)

Cold Springs

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1906 Plat of Cold Springs, Cambell Twp. In Standard atlas

of La Crosse County, Wisconsin, p. 20. Chicago.

Holmen

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1906 Plat of Holmen. In Standard atlas of La Crosse County,

Wisconsin, p. 20. Chicago.

La Crosse

n.p. n.d. Manuscript map showing the locations of sawmillsat Onalaska, North La Crosse, and La Crosse, Wisconsin,1850-1910. Wisconsin Area Research Center, University ofWisconsin-La Crosse.

BECK and PAULI LITHOGRAPHY CO.1887 Bird's-eye view of La Crosse, Wisconsin, county seat

of La Crosse County. H. Wellge, Milwaukee.

BIDDENBACK, H. J.1898 City atlas of La Crosse, Wisconsin, compiled from

actual surveys and the city and county records. La Crosse.

BLISS, HENRY I.1870 Plat of the south eastern addition to the village of

North La Crosse, La Crosse county, Wisconsin.

1874 Map of the city of La Crosse, Milwaukee.

1883 Map of the city of La Crosse, Wisconsin. Milwaukee.

1886 Map of the citS of La Crosse, Wisconsin. Milwaukee.

1888 Map of the city of La Crosse, Wisconsin. n.p.

1891 Map of the city of La Crosse. n.p.

1893 Map of the city of La Crosse, Wisconsin. n.p.

BLISS & SPEARn.d. Map of La Crosse and La Crescent. La Crosse.

1857 Map of the city of La Crosse, Wisconsin. New York.

1859 Map of the city of La Crosse, Wisconsin. New York.

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CITY OF LA CROSSE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT1912 Plat of lands dedicated to the city of La Crosse

for park purposes. Blueprint.

DODGE, JOSEPH T.1873 Map showing location of proposed bridge of the

Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company at La Crosse,Wisconsin. ilwau-kee.

ELLSBURY, GEORGE H.1873 Bird's-eye view of La Crosse, Wisconsin. Milwaukee.

GREGORY & BLISS1856 Plat of Pike and Co.'s addition to the city of La Crosse.

Boston.

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1906 Plats of the north, north middle, south middle, and

south parts of the city of La Crosse and environs, countyseat of La Crosse County, Wisconsin. In Standard atlasof La Crosse, Wisconsin, pp. 40-41, 44-45,48-49, 52-53.Chicago.

1906 Plat of Oak Grove Park, Cambell Twp. In Standardatlas of La Crosse County, Wisconsin, pp.56-57. Chicago.

PAGE, H. R. & CO.1881 Plat of the city of La Crosse, county seat of La Crosse

County. In Illustrated historical atlas of Wisconsin,p. 127. Chicago.

PAULI, C. J.1876 Birdis eye view of La Crosse, Wisconsin. American

Oleograph Company, il~-alukee.

RUGER, A.1867 BirdLs eye view of the city of La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Chicago.

SANBORN-PERRIS MAP CO.Sanborn-Perris fire insurance maps for La Crosse, Wisconsin.1879, 1884, 188T,7891, 1894, 898,-1906, 1921, 1940, 1941,1946, 1965. New York.

SNYDER, VAN VECHTEN & CO.1878 Plat of the city of La Crosse, county seat of La Crosse

county. In Historical atlas of Wisconsin, p. 65. Milwaukee.

Midway

OGLE, GEORGE A. & CO.1906 Insert map of Midway, platted at Charlestown, Onalaska

Twp. In Standard atlas of La Crosse County, Wisconsin,p. 37. Chicago.

. . . . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . II . . . . . . . . . . . .

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New Amsterdam

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1906 Insert map of New Amsterdam, Holland & Onalaska Twp.,

located in sec. 3 & 34. In Standard Atlas of La CrosseCounty, Wisconsin, p. 37. Chicago..

North La Crosse (see La Crosse)

Oak Grove Park (see La Crosse)

Onalaska (see also La Crosse)

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1906 Plat of Onalaska. In Standard atlas of La Crosse

County, Wisconsin. pp. 56-57. Chicago.

SANBORN-PERRIS MAP CO.Sanborn-Perris fire insurance maps for Onalaska, Wisconsin.1887, 1894. New York.

West La Crosse (see La Crosse)

PEPIN COUNTY

BRIGGS & FALCONER1877 An illustrated historical atlas of the counties of

Buff-alo and Pepin, Wisconsin. WPdevl-le, Wisconsin.

HIXSON, W. W. and COMPANY1931 Plat book of Pepin County, Wisconsin. Rockford,

Illinois.

KENYON COMPANY, THE1913 Outline map of Pepin County, Wisconsin. Des Moines,

Iowa.

MIDLAND ATLAS COMPANY1966 Atlas: Pepin County, Wisconsin. Milbank, South Dakota.

1972 Atlas of Pepin County, Wisconsin. Milbank, South Dakota.

MILLER, A. W.1887 Diagram of Pepin County along the left bank of

Lake Pepin between the Chippewa and Rush rivers. DN file,Archives Division, State Historical Society of Wisconsin,Madison.

OGLE, GEORGE A. & CO.1896 Standard atlas of Buffalo and P counties, Wisconsin.

Chicago.

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ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS1958 Triennial atlas & plat book, Pepin County, Wisconsin.

Rockford, Ii1ni .-

1974 Plat book of Pepin County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illinois.

1978 Plat book of Pepin County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Ill1nois.

1982 Plat book of Pepin County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illi1noi-s.

WEBB PUBLISHING COMPANY1930 Atlas and farmer's directory of Buffalo and Pepin

couHies,-Ts'cnsin. St. Paul.

WEDGE, ENTERING1913 Atlas of Pepin County, Wisconsin. Des Moines.

Johnsonville (see Lakeport)

Kansas (see Pepin)

Lakeport

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1896 Insert map of Lakeport, Pepin County, Pepin Twp.

In Standard atlas of Buffalo and Pepin counties,Wisconsin, p. T . -- icago.

McCain's Landing (see Lakeport)

Newcomb's Landing (see Pepin)

North Pepin (see Pepin)

Pepin

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1896 Insert map of Pepin, platted at North Pepin, Pepin

Twp. In Standard atlas of Buffalo and Pepin Counties,Wisconsin, p. c7 c--ago.

Stockholm

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1896 Insert map of Stockholm, Stockholm Twp., Pepin County.

In Standard atlas of Buffalo and Pepin count..es, Wisconsin,p. 55. Chicago.

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PIERCE COUNTY

HIXSON, W. W. & COMPANYc.1920 Platbook of Pierce County, Wisconsin. Rockford,

Illinois.

NASH, G. V. & F. B. MORGAN1877-1878 Atlas of Pierce County, Wisconsin. Appleton

and Oshkosh, W'-sconsin.

NELSON, THOMAS 0. COMPANY1959 Atlas of Pierce County, Wisconsin. Fergus Falls,

Minnesota.

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1908 Standard atlas of Pierce County, Wisconsin. Chicaqo .

RHAME, A.1930 Plat book, Pierce eounty, Wisconsin. Red Wing,

Minnesota.

ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS1955 Triennial atlas and plat book, Pierce County, Wisconsin.

Rockford, Illinois.

1965 Plat book of Pierce County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Ilinois-.

1968 Plat book of Pierce County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illinois.

1973 Plat book of Pierce County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illino is.

1975 Plat book of Pierce County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illinois.

1978 Plat book of Pierce County, Wisconsin. Rockford,

Illinois.

1980 Plat book of Pierce County, Wisconsin. Rockford,

SPRING VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY1917 Atlas and plat book of Pierce County, Wisconsin.

Spring Valley, Wisconsin.

WARNER & FOOTE1886 Ramsey and Washington Counties, with adjacent portions

of Anoka, Daota, and HennepinCounle-s, Minnesota andpas of St. Croix and Pierce Counties, Wisconsin.Minneapolis.

II

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Bay City

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1908 Insert map of Bay City, Isabelle Twp. In Standard

atlas of Pierce County, Wisconsin, p. 54. Chicago.

Diamond Bluff

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1908 Insert map of Diamond Bluff, Diamond Bluff Twp. In

Standard atlas of Pierce County, Wisconsin, pp. 54-55.Chicago.

Elizabeth (see Prescott)

Hager City (Hager)

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1908 Insert map of Hager, Trenton Twp. In Standard atlas

of Pierce County, Wisconsin, p. 61. Chicago.

Harrisburg (see Maiden Rock)

Maiden Rock

NASH, G. V. & F. B. MORGAN1877-1878 Insert map of the village of Maiden Rock, Sec. 15,

T24-16. In Atlas of Pierce County, Wisconsin, p. 48.Appleton and Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1908 Insert map of Maiden Rock, Maiden Rock Township.

In Standard atlas of Pierce County, Wisconsin, p. 28.Chicago.

Prescott

n.p. 1882(?) Village plat of Prescott, Saint Croix, County,Wisconsin.

NASH, G. V. & F. B. MORGAN1877-1878 Map of the city of Prescott, Pierce County,

Wisconsin. In Atlas of Pierce County, Wisconsin, p. 45.Appleton & Oshkos-, Wsconsin.

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1908 Map of Prescott, Pierce County, Wisconsin. In

Standard atlas of Pierce County, Wisconsin, pp. 14-15.Chicago.

SANBORN-PERRIS MAP COMPANYSanborn-Perris fire insurance maps for Prescott, Wisconsin.1884, 1892, 1898, 1902, 1912. New York.

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Trenton

NASH, G. V. & F. B. MORGAN1877-1878 Insert map of the village of Trenton, Twp. 24

& 25-18. In Atlas of Pierce County, Wisconsin, p. 53.Appleton & Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1908 Insert map of Trenton (now vacated), Trenton Twp.

In Standard atlas of Pierce County, Wisconsin, p. 60.Chicago.

Warrentown (Warren)

NASH, G. V. & F. B. MORGAN1877-1878 Insert map of the village of Warren, Sec. 7,

Twp. 24-16. In Atlas of Pierce County, Wisconsin, p. 48.Appleton and Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

TREMPEALEAU COUNTY

ARTCRAFT COMPANY1975 Ownership atlas, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin.

Quincy, Illinois.

HIXSON, W. W. and COMPANY1931 Plat book of Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. Rockford,

Illinois.

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1901 Standard Atlas of Trempealeau County, Wisconsin.

Chicago.

ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS1954 Triennial atlas and plat book, Trempealeau County,

Wisconsin. Roc-korTIlllinos .

1967 Plat book of Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illi-nos.

1972 Plat book of Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illi-nois.

1978 Plat book of Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illinois.

1981 Plat book of Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. Rockford,Illinois.

TUCKER, MILO G.1877 Map of Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. Milwaukee.

TRI-TABULA, INC.1975 Atlas of Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. Lake Elmo

Minnesota.

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WEBB PUBLISHING CO.

1914 Atlas and farm directory with complete survey intowns-W ltts of Trempeaeau County, Wisconsin.St. Paul.

Monteville (see Trempealeau)

Reed's Landing (see Trempealeau)

Trempealeau

n.p. n.d. Map of Trempealeau, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin.

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1901 Map of Trempealeau, T.18N R.9w. In Standard atlas of

Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, p. 59. Chicago.

SANBORN-PERRIS MAP CO.Sanborn-Perris fire insurance maps for Trempealeau,Wisconsin. 1894, 1900, 1910, 1932. New York.

SNYDER, VAN VECHTEN & CO.1878 Plat of the village of Trempealeau, Trempealeau County.

In Historical atlas of Wisconsin, p. 72. Milwaukee.

VERNON COUNTY

BRIGGS & FALCONER1878 Map of Vernon County, Wisconsin. Pardeeville, Wisconsin.

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1896 Plat book of Vernon County, Wisconsin. Minneapolis.

HIXSON, W. W. & COMPANY1931 Pictorial and official atlas of Vernon County, Wisconsin.

NELSON, THOMAS 0. COMPANY1956 Atlas of Vernon County, Wisconsin. Fergus Falls, Minnesota.

ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS1955 Triennial atlas and plat book, Vernon County, Wisconsin.

Rockford, illh-n-os.

1965 Plat book of Vernon County, Wisconsin. Rockford, IL.

1973 Plat book of Vernon County, Wisconsin. Rockford, IL.

1976 Plat book of Vernon County, Wisconsin. Rockford, IL.

1978 Plat book of Vernon County, Wisconsin. Rockford, IL.

1981 Plat book of Vernon County, Wisconsin. Rockford, II..

WEBB PUBLISHING CO.1915 Atlas and farm directory with complete survey in

town-ship plats of Vernon County, Wisconsin. St. Paul.

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Bad Axe (see Genoa)

DeSoto

BROCK & COMPANY1930 Insert map of DeSoto, Freeman Twp. In Standard atlas

of Crawford County, Wisconsin, p. 15. Chicago.

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1896 Insert map of DeSoto. In Plat book of Vernon County,

Wisconsin, p. 30. Minneapolis.

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1902 Insert map of DeSoto, Freeman Twp., Crawford and

Vernon counties. In Standard atlas of Crawford County,Wisconsin, p. 53. Chicago.

Genoa

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1896 Insert map of Genoa, formerly Bad Ax City. In Plat

book of Vernon County, Wisconsin, p. 46. Minneapolis-.

SANBORN-PERRIS MAP COMPANYSanborn-Perris fire insurance maps for Genoa, Wisconsin.1894, 1927, 193T.?New York.

Hastings Landing (see Genoa)

Stoddard

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1896 Insert map of Stoddard. In Plat book of Vernon County,

Wisconsin, p. 26. Minneapolis.

Victory

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1896 Insert map of Victory. In Plat book of Vernon County,

Wisconsin, p. 42. Minneapolis.

MINNESOTA

DAKOTA COUNTY

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1890 Map of Ramsey and Hennepin Counties with adjacent

portions of Anoka, Wright, Carver, Dakota, and WashingtonCounties, Minnesota. Minneapols.

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ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS1967 Biennial farm atlas and residents directory, Dakota

County, Minnesota. Rockford, Illinois.

1976 Biennial farm atlas and residents directory, DakotaCounty, Minnesota. Rock-ord, Illinois.

1980 Biennial farm atlas and residents directory, DakotaCounty, Minnesota. Rockfo-rd, Illinois.

UNION PUBLISHING CO.1896 Plat book of Dakota County, Minnesota. Philadelphia.

WARNER & FOOTE1886 Ramsey and Washington Counties, with adjacent portions

of Anoka, Daota, ana H ennin Countes, Minnesota andparts of St. Croix and Pierce Counties, Wisconsin.MinnealT3ls.

WEBBS PUBLISHING COMPANY1916 Atlas and farm directory with complete survey in

township plats, Dakota County, Minnesota. St. Paul.

Hastings

ANDREAS, A. T.1874 -Map of Hastings, Dakota County, Minnesota. In An

illustrated historical atlas of the State of Minnes-ota,p. 57. 'hicago.

DODGE, J. T.n.d. Insert map of Hastings, Dakota County. H.& D. Ry. and

St. P. & C. Ry., Dakota County, Minnesota.

NININGER(Plat filed by John Nininger 1856, but town promotionby Ignatius Donnelly failed during the Panic of 1857)

SANBORN MAP COMPANYSanborn-Perris fire insurance maps for Hastings, Minnesota.1884, 1891, 1898, 1904, 1910, 1911, 1924.

SECURITY SURVEYING COMPANY1928 Plat of Nininger. In Map plates of Dakota of

Dakota County, Minnesota. St. Paul.

UNION PUBLISHING COMPANY1896 Plat of Nininger. Township 115 North Ranges 17 & 18

West, of the 5th Principal Meridian. Plat book ofDakota County, p. 11. Philadelphia.

Oliver's Grove (see Hastings)

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Pine Bend

UNION PUBLISHING CO.1896 Pine Bend. Secs. 34 & 35 Inver Grove. Plat book

of Dakota County, P. 11. Philadelphia.

GOODHUE COUNTY

DODGE, J. T.n.d. Manuscript map of the railroad between Red Wing and

Reed's Landing, Minnesota. Archives-Manuscript Division,State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison.

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY

1894 Plat book of Goodhue County, Minnesota. Minneapolis.

MIDLAND ATLAS COMPANY

1977 Atlas of Goodhue County, Minnesota. Milbank, SouthDakota.

NELSON, THOMAS 0. COMPANY1958 Atlas of Goodhue County, Minnesota. Fergus Falls,

Minnesota. _'

RED WING PUBLISHING COMPANY1946 Goodhue County plat book--farm directory. Red Winq,

RHAME, A. E.1926 Plat book of Goodhue County, Minnesota. Red Wing,

Minnesota.

1933 Plat book _f Goodhue County, Minnesota. Red Wing,Minnesota.

ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS1962 Farm plat book with index to owners, Goodhue County,

Minnesota. Rockford, Illinois.

1966 Triennial atlas and plat book, Goodhue County,Minnesota. Rockford, Illinois.

1978 Plat book of Goodhue County, Minnesota. Rockford,Illinois.

1980 Plat book of Goodhue County, Minnesota. Rockford,Illinois.

TITLE ATLAS CO., INC.1972 Pictorial atlas, Goodhue County, Minnesota.

Minneapolis.

WARNER & FOOTE1877-1878 Atlas of Goodhue County, Minnesota. Minneapolis.

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WEBB PUBLISHING CO.1914 Atlas and farmers' directory of Goodhue County,

Minnesota. St. Paul.

Central Point

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Insert map of Central Point. In Plat book of Goodhue

County, Minnesota, p. 8. Minneapolis.

Florence

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Insert map of auditor's sub. section 24 T.112 R.13

(former site of Florence). In Plat book of Goodhue County,Minnesota, p. 15. Minneapolis.

Frontenac

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Insert map of Frontenac. In Plat book of Goodhue

County, Minnesota, p. 12. Minneapolis.

Frontenac Station

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Insert map of Frontenac Station (Frontenac P.O.).

In Plat book of Goodhue County, Minnesota, p. 11.Minneapolis.

Red Wing

CAMBELL, W. P.1874 Map of Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minnesota. In An

illustrated historical atlas of the state of Minnesota,p. 94. Chicago.

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 West, middle, and east parts of the city of Red Wing,

Goodhue County, Minnesota. In Plat book of GoodhueCounty, Minnesota, pp. 18-19, 2 , Minneapolis.

RICHARDS, GEORGE L.1874 Bird's-eye view of Red Wing, Minnesota.

Wacouta (Wacoutah)

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Insert map of Wacoutah, Goodhue County, Minnesota.

In Plat book of Goodhue County, Minnesota, p. 11.Minneapolis.

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HENNEPIN COUNTY

BENNETT, L. G.1867 Map of Ramsey and Manomin Counties and Hennepin East.

Chicago.

COOK, R.1860 Sectional map of Hennepin County, Minnesota. St. Paul.

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1890 Ma of Ramsey and Hennepin Counties with adjacent

portions of Anoka, Wright, Carver, Dakota, and WashingtonCounties, Minnesota. Minneapolis.

WARNER & FOOTE1879 Map of Hennepin County, Minnesota. Minneapolis.

1886 Ramsey and Washington Counties, with adjacent portionsof Anoka, Dakota and Hennepin Countles, Minnesota and partsof St. Croix and Ple-rce Counties, Wisconsin. Minneapolis.

WRIGHT, GEORGE B. & G. JAY RICE

1874 Map of Hennepin County, Minnesota. Minneapolis.

Cheeverstown

1847-1855 ( how part of the University of Minnesotacampus - see Minneapolis)

Falls City (platted 1857 - see Minneapolis)

City of Fort Snelling (plat filed by Franklin Steele 1857, buttown promotion failed during Panic of 1857 - now part ofFort Snelling Military Reservation and Veterans Admin-istration grounds)

Minneapolis

ANDREAS, A. T.1874 Plan of the city of Minneapolis and vacinity (sic).

In An illustrated historical atlas of the state ofMinii-esota, pp. 40-41. Chicago.

ELLSBURY, GEORGE H. and VERNON GREEN1874 View of Minneapolis, Minnesota. In An illustrated

historical atlas of the state of Minnesota, betweenpp. 38-39. Chicago.

RUGER, A.1867 Panoramic map of Minneapolis and St. Anthony.

Chicago Lithographic Company, Chicago.

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SANBORN MAP COMPANYSanborn-Perris fire insurance maps for Minneapolis,Minnesota. 1912-1927. New York.

WRIGHT, GEORGE B. & G. JAY RICE1874 Insert map of Minneapolis. Shown on M of Hennepin

County, Minnesota. Minneapolis.

St. Anthony City

1855-1872 (now part of the University of Minnesota-campus - see Minneapolis)

St. Anthony Town (platted 1849, became part of town ofMinneapolis 1855 and City of Minneapolis 1866 -

see Minneapolis)

HOUSTON COUNTY

BLISS, HENRY I.1871 Map of Houston County, Minnesota. La Crosse.

DODGE, JOSEPH T.1873 Map showing location of proposed bridge of the

Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company at La Crosse,Wisconsin.- Mllwaukee.

McGILL-WARREN CO.1938 Standard map of Houston County, Minnesota. St. Paul.

MINNESOTA MAP PUBLISHING CO.1913 Standard map of Houston County, Minnesota. St. Paul.

OGLE, GEORGE A. & COMPANY1896 Standard atlas of Houston County, Minnesota. Chicago.

ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS1966 Triennial atlas and plat book, Houston County, Minnesota.

Rockford, Illinois.

1977 Plat book of Houston County, Minnesota. Rockford,I iI-os .--- "

1980 Plat book of Houston County, Minnesota. Rockford,IlliRos.

WARNER & FOOTE1878 Plat book of Houston County, Minnesota. Philadelphia.

WEBB PUBLISHING CO.1931 Atlas and farmerd' directory of Houston County,

Minnesota. St. Paul.

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Brownsville

WARNER & FOOTE1878 Plat of Brownsville, Houston County, Minnesota. In

Plat book of Houston County, Minnesota, pp. 40-41.Philadelphia.

Hokah

WARNER & FOOTE1878 Plat of Hokah, Houston County, Minnesota. In Plat

book of Houston County, Minnesota, pp. 36-37. PhTlhaelphia.

Jefferson

WARNER & FOOTE1878 Insert plat of Jefferson. In Plat book of Houston

County, Minnesota, p. 44. Philadelphia.

La Crescent

BLISS & SPEARn.d. Map of La Crosse & La Crescent. La Crosse.

BLISS, GREGORY and SPEAR1856 Plat of the Williams Addition to the town of La Crescent,

1856.

HUDSON, CHARLES H.1859 Map of La Crescent, Houston County, Minnesota. n.p.

WARNER & FOOTE1878 Plat of La Crescent, Houston County, Minnesota. In

Plat book of Houston County, Minnesota. pp. 32-33.P-had-lphia.

Reno

RAMSEY COUNTY

n.p. n.d. St. Paul and Chicago Railway, Ramsey and WashingtonCounties, St. Paul to Hastings.

BENNETT, L. G.1867 map of Ramsey and Manomin counties and Hennepin East.

Chicago.

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1890 Map of Ramsey and Hennepin Counties with adjacent

portions of Anoka, Wright, Carver, Dakot-and WashingtonCounties, Minn-esota. Minneapolis.

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HOPKINS, GRIFFITH M.1886 Atlas of the environs of St. Paul, including the

whole of Ramsey County, Minnesota.

SCOTTEN, GEORGE and W. F. DUFFY1859 Map of Ramsey County, Minnesota. St. Paul.

WARNER & FOOTE1886 Ramsey and Washington Counties, with adjacent portions

of Anoka, Dakota, an Hen in Counte-s, Minnesota andpartoTSt. Croix--nd Pierce Counties, Wisconsin.Minneapolls.

Kaposia (now South St. Paul)

Rumtown (c.1850-now part of the City of St. Paul)

St. Paul

ANDREAS, A. T.1874 Plan of the city of St. Paul and vicinity. In An

illustrated historical atlas of the state of Minnesota,pp. 28-29. Chicago.

BENNETT, L. G.1867 View of St. Paul, Minnesota shown on Ma, of Ramsey

and Manomin Counties and Hennepin East. Chicago.

ELLSBURY, GEORGE H. and VERNON GREEN1874 View of St. Paul, Minnesota. In An illustrated historical

atlas of the state of Minnesota, between pp. 26-27. Chicago.

Wabasha County

n.p. n.d. Manuscript map of the St. Paul and Chicago Railway,Winona to Reed's Landing and the Winona and St. PaulRailroad, Winona to Minnesota City. Archives-ManuscriptDivision, State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison.

DODGE, J. T.n.d. Manuscript map of the railroad between Red Wing and

Reed's Landing, Minnesota. Archives-Manuscript Division,State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison.

MACK PUBLISHING COMPANY1937 Plat book of Wabasha County, Minnesota. Plainview,

Minnesota.

MIDLAND ATLAS COMPANY, INC.1968 Atlas of Wabasha County, Minnesota. Milbank,

South Dakota.

1972 Atlas of Wabasha County, Minnesota. Milbank,South Dakota.

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ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS INC.1979 Land atlas and plat book, Wabasha County, Minnesota.

Rock fo-rd, liinois.

WEBB PUBLISHING COMPANY1915 Atlas and farm directory with complete survey in

township plats, Wabasha County, Minnesota. St. Paul.

Cratte's Landing (see Wabasha)

Lake City

ANDREAS, A. T.1874 Map of Lake City, Wabasha County, Minnesota, T.111

N. R. 12W. of 5th P.M. In An illustrated historicalatlas of the state of Minnesota, p. 101. Chicago.

DODGE, J. T.n.d. Insert map of Lake City. Manuscript map of the

railroad between Red Wing and Reed's Landing, Minnesota.Archives-Manuscript Division, State Historical Societyof Wisconsin, Madison.

Minneiska

n.p. n.d. Insert map of Minneiska. Manuscript map of theSt. Paul and Chicago Railway, Winona to Reed's Landingand the Winona and St. Paul Railroad, Winona to MinnesotaCity. Archives-Manuscript Division, State HistoricalSociety of Wisconsin, Madison.

Reed's Landing

Wabasha

n.p. n.d. Manuscript map of Wabasha, Minnesota. Archives-Manuscript Division, State Historical Society of Wisconsin,Madison.

ANDREAS, A. T.1874 Map of Wabasha, Wabasha County, Minnesota, T.1IIN. R.

10W. of 5th P.M. In An illustrated historical atlas ofthe state of Minnesota, p. 101. Chicago.

SANBORN MAP COMPANYSanborn-Perris fire insurance maps for Wabasha, Minnesota.1885, 1890, 1895, 1902, 1910, 1917, 1928. New York.

WASHINGTON COUNTY

n.p. n.d. St. Paul and Chicago Railway, Ramsey and WashinqtonCounties, St. Paul to Hastings.

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1890 Map of Ramsey and Hennepin Counties with adjacent

portions of Anoka, Wright, Carver, Scott, Dakota, andWashingtoiCountes, Minnesota. Minneapolis.

NORTHWEST PUBLISHING CO.1901 Plat book of Washington County, Minnesota. Minneapolis.

ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS1966 Triennial atlas and plat book, Washington County,

Minnesota. Rockford, Illinols -.

1976 Plat book of Washington County, Minnesota. Rockford,Illinois.

1979 Plat book of Washington County, Minnesota. Rockford,Illinois.

WARNER & FOOTE1886 Ramsey and Washington Counties with adjacent portions

of Anoka, Dakota, and Hennepin CouiiETis, Minnesota andarts of St. Croix and Pierce Counties, Wisconsin.Minneai.

WEBB PUBLISHING COMPANY1912 The farmers atlas and directory with complete survey in

townshi plats, Washington County, Minesota. St. Paul.

Gray Cloud

BIRK, DOUGLAS A.1972 Plat of the village of "Gray Cloud", as platted in

June, 1856 by Joe Brown and Truman Smith. In Grey Cloud:an archaeological approach, p. 75. Reduced copy oforiginal in possession of Washington County, Stillwater,Minnesota.

Langdon

Newport

Winona County

n.p. n.d. Manuscript map of the St. Paul and Chicago Railway,Winona to Reed's Landing and the Winona and St. PaulRailroad, Winona to Minnesota City. Archives-ManuscriptDivision, State Historical Society of Wisconisn, Madison.

BENNETT, L. G. and A. C. SMITH1867 Map of Winona County, Minnesota. Chicago.

DODGE, J. T.n.d. Manuscript map of St. Paul and Chicago Railway, Winona

to La Crescent. Archives-Manuscript Division, StateHistorical Society of Wisconsin, Madison.

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FARMSTEAD STOCK and HOME1927 Plat book and rural directory of Winona County, Minnesota.

Minneapols--.

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1824 Plat book of Winona County, Minnesota. Minneapolis.

MINNESOTA MAP PUBLISHING COMPANY1913 Standard map of Winona County, Minnesota. St. Paul.

NELSON, THOMAS 0. and COMPANY1966 Atlas of Winona County, Minnesota. Fergus Falls,

Minnesota.

ROCKFORD MAP COMPANY1939 Plat book of Winona County, Minnesota. Rockford,

Ilinois-

1963 Farm plat book, with index to owners, Winona Count,Minnesota. Rockford, Illinois.

1972 Atlas and plat book, Winona County, Minnesota.Rockford, Illinois.

1977 Land atlas and plat book, Winona County, Minnesota.Rockford, Illinois.

THRIFT PRESS, THE1927 Atlas and ijat book, Winona County, Minnesota.

Rockford, Illinois.

TITLE ATLAS COMPANY1973 Atlas of Winona County, Minnesota. Minneapolis.

WEBB PUBLISHING COMPANY1914 Atlas and farmers' directory of Winona County, Minnesota.

St. Paul.

Catlin

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Insert map of Catlin. In Plat book of Winona County,

Minnesota, p. 38. Minneapolis.

Dakota

n.p. n.d. D. C. Osburn's addition to Dacota.

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Insert map of Dakota. In Plat book of Winona County,

Minnesota, p. 17. Minneapolis.

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Dresbach

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Map of Dresbach. In Plat book of Winona County,

Minnesota, p. 21. MinneapTis.

East Richmond

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Insert map of East Richmond. In Plat book of Winona

County, Minnesota, p. 24. Minneapolis.

Homer

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Insert map of Homer. In Plat book of Winona County,

Minnesota, p. 24. Minneapolis.

La Moille

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Insert map of La Moille. In Plat book of Winona County,

Minnesota, p. 5. Minneapolis.

Minnesota City

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Map of Minnesota City. In Plat book of Winona County,

Minnesota, p. 46. Minneapolis.

Richmond

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Insert map of Richmond. In Plat book of Winona County,

Minnesota, p. 5. Minneapolis.

Winona

n.p. n.d. Insert map of Winona. Manuscript map of St. Pauland Chicago Railway, Winona to La Crescent. Archives-Manuscript Division, State Historical Society of Wisconsin,Madison.

ANDREAS, A. T.1874 Map of Winona, Winona County, Minnesota, T. 107 N. R. 7W.

of 5th P.M. In An illustrated historical atlas of the stateof Minnesota, pp. -- i0-11. hicago.

BALL, JOHN1852 Manuscript map of the original plat of Winona-1852.

Winona County Historical Society Museum, Winona, Minnesota.

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ELLSBURY, GEORGE H. and VERNON GREEN1874 View of Winona, Minnesota. In An illustrated historical

atlas of the state of Minnesota, between pp. 108-109.Chicago.

FOOTE, C. M. & COMPANY1894 Northeast, northwest, southwest, and southeast parts

of the city of Winona. In Plat book of Winona County,Minnesota, pp. 10-11, 14-15, 18-19, 22-23. Minneapolis.

JONES and KROEGER1888 Map of the city of Winona, Minnesota.

NEVILLESn.d. Aromatic map of Winona, heart of the Mississippi Alps.

Winona, Minnesota.

PAULI, C. J.1889 Bird's-eye view of Winona, Minnesota. Milwaukee

RASCHER1884 Rascher's fire insurance atlas of Winona. 1884.

SANBORN MAP COMPANYSanborn-Perris fire insurance map for Winona, Minnesota.1884, 1917.

SHOBEN, CHARLES1874 Bird's-eye view of Winona, Minnesota. Chicago.

IOWA

ARCHAEOLOGICAL MAPS AND PLANS

ORR, ELLISON1934a Map of Jennings-Liebhardt Mound Group (also called

Pleasant Ridge Mound Group). Copy at Historic PreservationDivision of the State |fistorical Society of Iowa.

1934b Map of Slinde Mound Group (Allamakee County). Copyat Historic Preservation Division of the State HistoricalSociety of Iowa.

1934c Map of Sny-Magill Hoq Back Mound Group. Copy on fileHistoric Preservation Division of the State HistoricalSociety of Iowa.

1935a Map of Buck Creek Mounds. Unpublished map on file atHistoric Preservation Division of the State HistoricalSociety of Iowa.

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1935b Map of Buck Creek Bench Mound Group. Unpublishedmap on file at Historic Preservation Division of theState Historical Society of Iowa.

]935c Map of Turkey River Mound Groups on file at H1istoricPreservation Division of the State Historical Society ofIowa.

1935d Map of Harvey's Island Mound Groups. Unpublished-on file at Historic Preservation Division of the StateHistorical Society of Iowa.

1915e Map of Harvey's Island Mound Group. No. 2. Copyat Historic Preservation Division of the State HistoricalSociety of Iowa.

1935f Map of Harvey's Island Mound Group. No. 3. Copyat Historic Preservation Division of the State HistoricalSociety of Iowa.

1936a Site Plan of Luth-Hennesy Mound No. 3 at the Officeof The State Archaeologist of Iowa.

1936b Map of Fish Farm Mound Group. Unpublished map onfile at Effigy Mounds National Monument.

ALLAMAKEE COUNTY

ANDERSON PUBLISHING COMPANY1917 Atlas of Allamakee County, Iowa. Mason City, Iowa.

ANDREAS, A. T.1875 Map of Allamakee County. In Illustrated historical

atlas of the state of Iowa, p. 27. Andreas Atlas Co.,

BOOTH, R. C. ENTERPRISES1969 The atlas of Allamakee County, Iowa. Harlan, Iowa.

HIXSON, W. W. & COMPANYc.1920s Plat book of Allamakee County, Iowa. Rockford,

Illinois.

JONES, LOUIS I.1941 Atlas of Allamakee County, Iowa. Waukon, Iowa.

MAY, R. B.1903 Waukon Standard wall p of Allamakee County, Iowa.

Waukon, Iowa.

NjORTHEASTERN IOWA PRESS ASSOCIATION1934(?) Little Switzerland of America. Map of Allamakee

and Clayton Counties, Iowa. American LiqhoIraphin!& Printing Co., Des Moines.

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RATCLIFFE, JOHN G.1872 Map of Allamakee County, Iowa. Waukon, Iowa.

ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS1978 Land atlas and plat book, Allamakee County, Iowa.

Rock-d, Il-i nos.

ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS1980 Plat book of Allamakee County, Iowa. Rockford,

Illinois.

TITLE ATLAS COMPANY1964 Atlas of Allamakee County, Iowa. Minneapolis.

UNIGRAPHIC, INC.1980 Atlas history of Allamakee County, Iowa from 1859

to 1978. Evansville, Indiana.

WARNER & FOOTE1886 Plat book of Allamakee County, Iowa. Minneapolis.

WAUKON NEWSPAPERS1950 Map book and farm directory, Allamakee County, Iowa.

Waukon, Iowa.

Adams Junction (see Waukon Junction)

Allamakee (abandoned river landinq town, platted 1858)

Capoli (see Columbus)

Chantry (abandoned river landinq town, platted 1857)

Columbus (Capoli) (platted 1852, now part of Lansing)

WARNER & FOOTE1886 Plat of Columbus, Lansing Twp. In Plat book of

Allamakee County, Iowa, p. 36. Minneapolis.

Effigy Mounds National Monument

BICKEL, W. F.n.d. Map of Mississippi Valley National Park Mound Group

No. 1 (Sny-Magill Mound Group). Blueprint copy on fileHistoric Preservation Division of the State HistoricalSociety of Iowa.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, NATIONAL PARK SERVICE1963 Historical base map, drawing no. NM-EFF 3020, Effigy

Mounds National Monument master plan. Effigy MoundsNational Monument, Marquette, Iowa.

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Harpers Ferry

WAkNER & FOOTE1886 P1 it of Harpers Perry, Taylor Twp. In Plat book of

Allamakee County, Iowa, p). 39.

_,' tm.nIn's Station (abandoned rotiIroad stop)

J-nsonport (abandoned river landinq town platted 1856)

!.yi.tte (abandoned river land nq site: sawmill and stores)

Lau.;inq

ANDREAS, A.''.1,875 I'Lan of the city of Lansing, Sections 29, 32, 33, and

28, T.99N. R.3W., Allamakee County. In Illustratedhistorical atlas of the state of Iowa, p. 30. Chicaqo.

:;AN1BURN-PERRIS MAP COMPANYSanborn-IPerris tire in:;uran(-(, maps for Lansin q, I 1wa .1886, 1894, 1912. Chicaqo.

WARNER & I'OOTE1886 Plat of Lansinq, Al lamakee County, Iowa. In I'lat book

o! Allnamakee County, Iowa, pp. 26-27. Minneapolis.

New Albin

1886 Plat of New Albin, Iowa Twp. In Plat book o AllamakeeCounty, p. 31. Minneapolis.

Nozeka (also Nezekaw) ("paper" river landinq town situ,platted 1856)

North Capoli (see Lansing)

Waukoii Junct Lon

WAR,"ER & FOOTE1886 Plat of Waukon Junction, Taylor Twp. fn P lat b-ook of

Allamakee County, Iowa, p). 33. Minneapolis.

Winficld (sue Harpers Ferry)

CLAYTON COUNTY

ANDREAS, A. T.1875 Map of Clayton County. In Illustrated historical atlas

Df the state o)f Iowa, p. 83. Andreas Atlas Co., Chicaqo.

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CROSBY, J. 0.1857 Map of the county of Clayton, Iowa, 1857. J. Sage

& Sons, Buffa-lo, New York.

NORTHEASTERN IOWA PRESS ASSOCIATION1934(?) Little Switzerland of America. Map of Allamakee

and Clayton Counties, Iowa. American Lithographing& Printing Co., Des Moines.

ROCKFORD MAP PUBLISHERS1977 Triennial atlas and plat book, Clayton County, Iowa.

Rockford, Illinois.

1980 Plat book of Clayton County, iowa. Rockford, Ill-inois.

THOMPSON, M. H. & BROTHER1866 Map of Clayton County Iowa, 1866. Dundee, Illinois.

UNITED STATES GENERAL LAND OFFICE1841 United States military reservation at Fort Crawford,

Wisconsin Territory. Part of T.95N., R.4W., 5th Meridian,Iowa Territory, lands reserved for use of military postat Fort Crawford. Photostat copy from the original inthe War Department, Washington, on file, Archives-Division,State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison.

WARNER & FOOTE1886 Plat book of Clayton Couny , Iowa. Minneapolis.

WEBB PUBLISHING CO.1914 Atlas and farm directory with complete survey in

township plats of Clayton County, Iowa. St. Paul.

WIDMAN, J. F. & SONS COMPANY1937 Switzerland of America, includinq state patrk .ireas.

Clayton

WARNER & FOOTE1886 Plat of Clayton, Clayton Township. In Plat book of

Clayton County, Iowa, p. 35. Minneapolis.

Frenchtown (former river landing and shipping point, now ahamlet near present town of Clayton)

Guttenberg

1869 A bird's-eye view of Guttenberg. Merchant's Litho.,Chicaqo.

ANDREAS, A. T.1875 Plan of Guttenberg, T.92N. R.2W., Clayton County.

In Illustrated historical atlas of the state of Iowa,p. 84. Andreas Atlas Co., C-hicaqo.

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MENZEL, G. A.1858 A new map of Guttenberg. Cincinnati, Ohio

WARNER & FOOTE1886 South and north parts of Guttenberg, Clayton County,

Iowa. In Plat book of Clayton County, Iowa, p. 33-34.Minneapolis.

Keeleroy (abandoned river landing site, platted 1848)

Marquette (formerly North McGregor)

ANDREAS, A. T.1875 Plan of the city of McGregor, T.95N R.3W. 5th P.M.,

Clayton County. In Illustrated historical atlas ofthe state of Iowa, p. 84. Andreas Atlas Co., Chicago.

WARNER & FOOTE1886 Plat of North McGreoqr and north part of McGreqor.

In Plat book of Clayton County, Iowa, p. 40-41.MinEapolis

McGregor

ANDREAS, A. T.1875 Plan of the city of McGreort, T.95N. R.3W. 5th P.M.

Clayton County. In Illustrated historical atlas of thestate of Iowa, p. 84. Andreas Atlas Co., Chicago.

SANBORN-PERRIS MAP COMPANYSanborn-Perris insurance maps for McGregor, Iowa.1886, 1894, 1902, 1914. Chicago.

WARNER & FOOTE1886 Plat of the north and south parts of McGregor. In

Plat book of Clayton County, Iowa, pp. 40-41, 44-45.Minneapolis.

WIDMAN, J. F. & SONS COMPANY

1937 Map of McGregor and vicinity. Switzerland of America,including state park areas.

WINTER, C.1850 View and plot of Mac Gregor in Clayton County, Iowa.

McGregor's Landing (see McGregor)

North McGregor (see Marquette)

Prairie La Port (see Guttenberq)

Sny Magill

West McGregor (see McGregor)

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