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Competition carvers at wrok

When your museum is in a public park, you do what you can to protect the park's wildlife, including acting as a turtle crossing guard

A 25-year-old children's exhibit at Chippewa Valley Museums is transformed. The exhibit is open when the seasonal Wisconsin Logging Museum is open. The logging museum season runs the week after Memorial Day through Labor Day. See cvmuseum.com for hours and admissioin. Location: 1110 East Half Moon Drive (Wisconsin Logging Museum), Eau Claire, WI 54703 Location for main Chippewa Valley Museum: 1...

A little inside glimpse at some of the work put in by volunteers to renovate the Tall Tales exhibit.

"Have You Heard?" is both an exhibit and movie. The project required research and development, exhibit and video design, construction, and installation. We collected hundreds of photos and hours of video and reviewed dozens of songs written and/or performed by local musicians.

Bob Gough (Emeritus Professor of History - UW Eau Claire) introduces the upper section of Eau Claire's Forest Hill Cemetery. He and Greg Kocken (University Archivist - UW Eau Claire) have prepared a series of videos covering a different set of stories and biographies than those covered in their guided walking tour of the cemetery's upper section. Find out more about scheduled walking tours at c...

Images of Fourth of July celebration past set to music provided by the 1976 Memorial High School Band

In this final video segment, Greg Kocken, University Archivist (UWEC), shares biographical details about William F. Cook and the aesthetic features of his burial marker.

Bob Gough and Greg Kocken explore the Civil War plots found in Forest Hill Cemetery and share biographical details of Alfred Green and William Brown.

Bob Gough, Emeritus Professor of History (UW Eau Claire), provides background on the hillside mausoleums at Forest Hill Cemetery.

David Donnellan was a tackle with the 1942 Badgers football team and served in WWII prior to returning for a couple more years at UW Madison. Listen as Bob Gough shares a bit about him and his burial marker in Eau Claire’s Forest Hill Cemetery.

Greg Kocken, University Archivist at UW-Eau Claire, shares a bit about the symbolism of "treestone" memorials.

Bob Gough (Emeritus Professor of History - UW Eau Claire) introduces newer sections of Eau Claire's Forest Hill Cemetery to be explored in upcoming walking tours led by himself and Greg Kocken (University Archivist - UW Eau Claire). Find out more about scheduled walking tours at cvmuseum.com.

A look at how Eau Claire has, and has not changed since its beginnings as a city.

Member experience at Chippewa Valley Museum

Creepy Collections Museum Challenge 2021

Chippewa Valley Museum Member Testimonial

Flag Pole Rededication Honoring the 20th Anniversary of 9/11

Scraposaurs on the move

Eau Claire's Forest Hill Cemetery: The Olinger Family Plot (2021)

Eau Claire's Forest Hill Cemetery: The Carson Tomb (2021)

Eau Claire's Forest Hill Cemetery: The Ron and Mary Keezer Memorial (2021)

Eau Claire's Forest Hill Cemetery: The Kershner Plot (2021)

Eau Claire's Forest Hill Cemetery: The Peter Girnau Memorial (2021)

Eau Claire's Forest Hill Cemetery: The Brown Family Plot (2021)

Eau Claire's Forest Hill Cemetery: The Martin Van Buren Barron Family Plot (2021)

Introduction to Eau Claire's Forest Hill Cemetery (2021)

Curatorial Favorites: Toasters Over Time

Curatorial Favorites: Oldest Artifacts