We stopped for a visit yesterday and talked with Jean, one of the genealogy club members who was volunteering. The photos show why I strongly suggest finding the local genealogy or history facility. Waupaca is a small town--only about 5,000+ population, but the research center is first class.
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One half of the building holds the historical society materials, including photos and many donated collections. |
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There is plenty of room for research. Not seen in any of the photos is the cabinet containing surname and subject files. |
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The two sections behind us hold family histories, cemetery books, obituary files, etc. |
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Shelves behind me contain state and local history books and photo albums.
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As you saw from the outside photos, the facility is only open three days a week. Be sure to call ahead whenever you plan to visit a small town to be sure the center will be available.
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