This organization has contributed to the following objects in the Encyclopedia.Actor portraying Isaac M. Singer demonstrating his first sewing machine to printer George ZieberActor portraying Isaac M. Singer demonstrating his first sewing machine to printer George Zieber, from The Singer Light, Special Issue,…Actors portraying Isaac M. Singer and George Zieber examining a Lerow and BlodgettActors portraying Isaac M. Singer and George Zieber examining a Lerow and Blodgett produced in Zieber and Orson Phelps’ Boston shop, from The Singer Light, Special Issue, 6.American Fur Company OutpostAmerican Fur Company outpost in La Pointe, Madeline, Wisconsin. Ca. 1842.Anneke, Mathilde at approximately twenty-five years of agePhotograph of a drawing of Mathilde Anneke when she was approximately twenty-five years of age.Anneke, Mathilde Franziska wearing dark dress and coat, n.d.Studio portrait of Mathilde Franziska Anneke wearing dark dress and coat, n.d.Anneke, Mathilde Franziska’s first newspaper, the <em>Frauen-Zeitung</em>The second page of Mathilde Franziska Anneke’s first newspaper, the Frauen-Zeitung, which she published on September 27, 1848, in Cologne.Constitution of the National Woman Suffrage AssociationA copy of the 1873 constitution of the National Woman Suffrage Association with listed Mathilde Franziska Anneke as one of…Cover page of Mathilde Anneke’s <em>Deutsche Frauen-Zeitung</em>Cover page of Mathilde Anneke’s Deutsche Frauen-Zeitung, published on October 15, 1852, in New York.Five partners in the Ringling Bros. CircusThe Ringling brothers’ advertising posters often featured the five partners’ profiles. The posters conveyed a sense of family unity, arguably…German seamstressesGerman seamstresses in front of Anne Graumann's dress shop. Manitowoc, Wisconsin, ca 1898.Pabst Park beer garden, Milwaukee, 1903Pabst Park beer garden, Milwaukee, 1903Pfister, Charles portrait, no dateUndated studio portrait of Milwaukee entrepreneur Charles F. Pfister, who, among other activities and business interests, was the owner of…Program for a Christmas event at Mathilde Franziska Anneke’s Töchter Institut in Milwaukee, WisconsinProgram for a December 20, 1879, Christmas event at Mathilde Franziska Anneke’s Töchter Institut in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.Railroad Land SalesCard advertising land in Wisconsin. In German, n.d.Ringling family portrait, ca. 1895Studio group portrait of the Ringling Family. Standing, from left to right: Al, Alf, Gus, Charles, and Otto. Seated: John,…Ringling, Al's residence in Baraboo, Wisconsin, 1918Of all the brothers, Al Ringling had the strongest ties to Barbaroo, Wisconsin, and spent the most time there. In…Schlitz Train Celebrating End of Prohibition, 1933Schlitz Train Celebrating End of Prohibition, 1933Sign of Singer Service"The Sign of Singer Service," from The Singer Light, Special Issue, back cover.Singer, Isaac M.’s 1870 will written while he was living in Paris, FranceThe first page of Isaac M. Singer’s 1870 will written while he was living in Paris, France, with Eugenie Boyer…Studio group portrait of Charles F. Pfister, Henry C. Payne, and Frank G. Bigelow, 1902Henry Payne, the director of the First National Bank of Milwaukee, was a leading Republican and friend of Pfister. Over…Töchter Institut in Milwaukee PamphletPamphlet containing information about Mathilde Franziska Anneke’s Töchter Institut in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The pamphlet discusses subjects taught at the school…Wisconsin Immigration BrochureCover of a brochure in German designed to attract immigrants to Wisconsin, 1868Wollenberg, Harry to D. Clark EverestHarry Wollenberg to D. Clark Everest, August 18, 1936, a letter illustrating Longview Fibre’s efforts to expand its product rangeWollenberg, Harry to H.M. BowerHarry Wollenberg to H.M. Bower, Dec. 1, 1943
Actor portraying Isaac M. Singer demonstrating his first sewing machine to printer George ZieberActor portraying Isaac M. Singer demonstrating his first sewing machine to printer George Zieber, from The Singer Light, Special Issue,…
Actors portraying Isaac M. Singer and George Zieber examining a Lerow and BlodgettActors portraying Isaac M. Singer and George Zieber examining a Lerow and Blodgett produced in Zieber and Orson Phelps’ Boston shop, from The Singer Light, Special Issue, 6.
American Fur Company OutpostAmerican Fur Company outpost in La Pointe, Madeline, Wisconsin. Ca. 1842.
Anneke, Mathilde at approximately twenty-five years of agePhotograph of a drawing of Mathilde Anneke when she was approximately twenty-five years of age.
Anneke, Mathilde Franziska wearing dark dress and coat, n.d.Studio portrait of Mathilde Franziska Anneke wearing dark dress and coat, n.d.
Anneke, Mathilde Franziska’s first newspaper, the <em>Frauen-Zeitung</em>The second page of Mathilde Franziska Anneke’s first newspaper, the Frauen-Zeitung, which she published on September 27, 1848, in Cologne.
Constitution of the National Woman Suffrage AssociationA copy of the 1873 constitution of the National Woman Suffrage Association with listed Mathilde Franziska Anneke as one of…
Cover page of Mathilde Anneke’s <em>Deutsche Frauen-Zeitung</em>Cover page of Mathilde Anneke’s Deutsche Frauen-Zeitung, published on October 15, 1852, in New York.
Five partners in the Ringling Bros. CircusThe Ringling brothers’ advertising posters often featured the five partners’ profiles. The posters conveyed a sense of family unity, arguably…
German seamstressesGerman seamstresses in front of Anne Graumann's dress shop. Manitowoc, Wisconsin, ca 1898.
Pfister, Charles portrait, no dateUndated studio portrait of Milwaukee entrepreneur Charles F. Pfister, who, among other activities and business interests, was the owner of…
Program for a Christmas event at Mathilde Franziska Anneke’s Töchter Institut in Milwaukee, WisconsinProgram for a December 20, 1879, Christmas event at Mathilde Franziska Anneke’s Töchter Institut in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Ringling family portrait, ca. 1895Studio group portrait of the Ringling Family. Standing, from left to right: Al, Alf, Gus, Charles, and Otto. Seated: John,…
Ringling, Al's residence in Baraboo, Wisconsin, 1918Of all the brothers, Al Ringling had the strongest ties to Barbaroo, Wisconsin, and spent the most time there. In…
Sign of Singer Service"The Sign of Singer Service," from The Singer Light, Special Issue, back cover.
Singer, Isaac M.’s 1870 will written while he was living in Paris, FranceThe first page of Isaac M. Singer’s 1870 will written while he was living in Paris, France, with Eugenie Boyer…
Studio group portrait of Charles F. Pfister, Henry C. Payne, and Frank G. Bigelow, 1902Henry Payne, the director of the First National Bank of Milwaukee, was a leading Republican and friend of Pfister. Over…
Töchter Institut in Milwaukee PamphletPamphlet containing information about Mathilde Franziska Anneke’s Töchter Institut in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The pamphlet discusses subjects taught at the school…
Wisconsin Immigration BrochureCover of a brochure in German designed to attract immigrants to Wisconsin, 1868
Wollenberg, Harry to D. Clark EverestHarry Wollenberg to D. Clark Everest, August 18, 1936, a letter illustrating Longview Fibre’s efforts to expand its product range