Historical Tourists in Western Wisconsin

Tourists in Dunn, Barron, and Pepin Counties from days past. Selected from the collections of the UW-Stout Archives in Menomonie, Wisconsin

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 A UW-Stout student sailing on Lake Menomin in 1977.

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Menomonie locals enjoy live music and refreshments at Wilson Park in the summer of 1972.

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Two UW-Stout students relax in the shade outside of Bowman Hall in 1972.

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UW-Stout students pose outside the State Cinema on Broadway Street in Menomonie.

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A photo pulled from the 1946 Tower yearbook showing Stout Institute students sitting outside the Mabel Tainter Theater

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A page from the 1944 Tower yearbook showing Stout Institute students out enjoying Menomonie.

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A page from the Tower yearbook from 1941

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Stout Institute students around town. -Tower yearbook 1941

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A page from the 1940 Tower yearbook called "Freshman Life"

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A page taken from the 1975 Tower yearbook showing the Red Cedar Trail.

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1937 Main Street Menomonie, with the Mabel Tainter theater on the left.

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Stout Institute students bundle up as they walk along Main Street Menomonie in 1920.

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Students from the Stout Institute explore along the Red Cedar rail line in 1913.

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Stout Institute Student "Mike" poses in front of the Mabel Tainter Theater in 1928.

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Stout Institute students fencing outside of Harvey Hall in 1937 

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Stout Institute students canoeing the Red Cedar River circa 1914-1918 

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Little boy at Wilson Park in 1909