Military
Addie Tripp's diary, Daily Life for a Working Class Woman in Onalaska, 1864.
"Addie Tripp was a single woman, perhaps a domestic servant, who lived with the William Johnson family of Onalaska, Wisconsin, during the Civil War. Her diary describes her daily household tasks for the family and community life during the war."Company B (La Crosse) in the Spanish American War / Robert McLoone, 1967.
UW – La Crosse Seminar Paper
An Examination of the Vietnam Antiwar Movement at Wisconsin State University - La Crosse, 1965-1973 / Benjamin Weihrauch
UW-La Crosse Student paper appearing in the Journal of Undergraduate Research volume 5, 2002.
Four Coulee Boys and the Civil War / Joyce Ann Richter, 1971.
This Wisconsin State University-La Crosse seminar paper compares the letters of four Union soldiers from La Crosse– James Mellor, Robert Rogers, Ed Cronon and David Cronon - to examine the life of the common soldier during the Civil War.
Participation of the Twenty-Fifth Regiment Infantry Wisconsin Volunteers in the Civil War / Robert M. Fortney, 1976
UW-L seminar paper for the degree of Master of Science
