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Emma (Treutel) Carlin and husband Orville Carlin (at left) of Wood County, Wis., pose with an unidentified couple aboard a North Western Special "train," circa 1915. #genealogy #familyhistory #1910s #trains #portraitphotography #portrait #vintagephoto #wisconsin (at Wausau, Wisconsin)

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A bottle of Stay-Off mosquito repellent, created and bottled by Wisconsin pharmacist Carl F. Hanneman, starting during World War II. The repellent was sold at resorts, bait shops and taverns all over Northern Wisconsin. Read more about Stay-Off and Carl Hanneman at HannemanArchive.com. #pharmacy #pharmacist #mosquitos #genealogy #familyhistory #1940s #mauston #wisconsin #entrepreneur (at Mauston, Wisconsin)

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Three Irish bartenders. Tom McShane with future brothers-in-law Patrick and Edward Mulqueen at the wedding reception for Mary K. Mulqueen and David D. Hanneman in August 1958. #irish #beer #wedding #mulqueensiblings #1950s #familyhistory #genealogy (at Milwaukee, Wisconsin)

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Lavonne and David Hanneman, visiting their great aunt Emma (Treutel) Carlin at West Bend, circa 1939. At the time, Emma was matron of the Washington County Home. #familyhistory #genealogy #vintagephoto #siblings #wisconsin #hanneman #treutel #1930s (at West Bend, Wisconsin)

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Mary K. Hanneman sits on a rocking horse while her mother-in-law, Ruby V. Hanneman, fixes the hair of granddaughter Caroline Hanneman. Caroline's siblings, Tommy and Diane, look on. Photo circa 1959. #siblings #mauston #wisconsin #familyhistory #genealogy #1950s #grandma (at Mauston, Wisconsin)

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Walter Treutel and an unidentified boy sit outside the Treutel store in Vesper, Wisconsin in the early 1900s. It was originally Goldsworthy's, but Oscar and Walter Treutel took it over after moving to Vesper in 1900. Walter also served as a rural route mail carrier for 34 years. #rural #smalltown #wisconsin #generalstore #1900s (at Vesper, Wisconsin)

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Three little gunslingers looking for trouble ... before they head home for lunch. The trio includes Donn Hanneman at left and David Hanneman at right. The boy in the center is unidentified. Photo circa 1939. #mauston #familyhistory #genealogy #gunslingers #brothers #siblings #1930s #playtime #havegunwilltravel (at Mauston, Wisconsin)

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Our sister web site The Hanneman Archive has launched a GoFundMe preservation fund so it can keep its more than 185 articles and thousands of photos and videos online. Visit https://gofundme.com/HannemanArchive #localhistory #genealogy #familyhistory #gofundme #vintagecars #wisconsin #mauston

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Dave Hanneman of the Mauston High School Bluegold football team channels his inner Clark Kent in the No. 72 jersey. As a freshman, he was a starter on the 1947 team that won the conference championship. His mother Ruby was a vocal fan, often screaming from the stands, "That's my Davey!" Read about the 1947 season at HannemanArchive.com. #mauston #familyhistory #genealogy #football #1940s #highschool #thatsmydavey #smalltown #wisconsin (at Mauston, Wisconsin)

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Stained glass windows at the beautiful Basilica of St. Josaphat in Milwaukee. Swipe left to see more. #cathedral #catholic #stainedglass #beauty #artistry #jesus #faith #milwaukee #wisconsin (at Basilica of St. Josaphat)

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Mural inside the Basilica of St. Josaphat in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. #stainedglass #catholic #basilica #faith #beauty #wisconsin #milwaukee #saints (at Basilica of St. Josaphat)

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Ruby V. Hanneman and daughter Lavonne "Muscles" Hanneman of Mauston, Wisconsin, at a service station during a family trip, circa 1947. #familyhistory #genealogy #vacationtime #vintageauto #1940s #wisconsin #motheranddaughter

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Charles Treutel stands in the Treutel Bros. shop, circa 1911. Charles and his brother Henry Treutel opened a blacksmith operation in 1900. They also sold farm implements. The business evolved into a wagon shop and in 1917 became an auto repair garage. In the 1920s it also operated as a filling station. #familyhistory #genealogy #vesper #wisconsin #blacksmith #wagonmaker #fillingstation #1910s (at Vesper, Wisconsin)

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Boy Scout David D. Hanneman prepares to ride in a small-town parade, circa 1945. Swipe left to see him with the U.S. flag at another civic event. Although he was unable to complete his U.S. Navy enlistment due to a medical condition, Dave was always very patriotic. He went on to be a 50-year member of the American Legion and the Knights of Columbus. #familyhistory #genealogy #boyscouts #parade #patriotism #patriotic #1940s #americanlegion #wisconsin #horses (at Mauston, Wisconsin)

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Carl F. Hanneman with oldest son Donn Gene in 1944. Donn went to basic training at Great Lakes in northern Illinois and later served on the USS Hogatt Bay. #familyhistory #genealogy #mauston #wwii #wwiivet #greatestgeneration #usnavy #usmilitary #wisconsin (at Mauston, Wisconsin)

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Brothers Joe and David Hanneman and cousin Laura Mulqueen at the Hanneman home, circa 1966. After 52 years in the family, the Hanneman home just went up for sale. Read about its decades of memories at HannemanArchive.com. #home #familyhome #memoriesmade #genealogy #familyhistory #siblings #homestories #sunprairie #wisconsin (at Sun Prairie, Wisconsin)

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A runaway truck and trailer slammed into the front of the Tourist Hotel in June 1946. The screened porch was sheared off and pushed down the block. Even though the hotel was near full occupancy, no one was hurt. This and other photos of the site were taken by Carl F. Hanneman and appeared in The Wisconsin State Journal on June 25, 1946. See more photos of the crash at HannemanArchive.com #newsphoto #crash #accident #mauston #wisconsin #newspaper #wisconsinstatejournal #genealogy #familyhistory (at Mauston, Wisconsin)