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After The War, Part One - West Side

A History of Wisconsin Rapids – After The War – Part One – The West Side (30 Min) Produced in 1998 – Sponsor, South Wood County Historical Corporation Contents: Nash Block Commercial Hotel New (1958) Tribune and WFHR Building Wisconsin Valley Creamery, Beauty Parlor, and Gift Shop W. Grand Avenue (Pan to Long Sho) Quick Lunch & Neighbors Empire Bar, Art Davis Restaurant C.P.I. Office Building (New) River Block (Early 50’s) Heilman’s, German Jewelry, Fey Studio, Gift & Luggage, Auto Supply, Branch Library Occupants – Mead-Witter Block Bygone Cars – Desoto – Studebaker – Kaiser-Frasier – Early TV Advertising – Bulova Jackie Gleason The Brig – 1965 – “Brig Bombers” Basketball. “Spider Bohem. Fe. 23, 1956 Chrysler Ridiculous Day, Johnson Hills 1965 Marling Lumber Co., Palace Theater building occupied by Sears, King Henry’s & Square Bar West Grand at 4th Avenue and West – Shell Gas, City Hall, Red’s Dixie Bar, Weller’s Jewelry, Kellogg Lumber Walloch’s Office Supply 1977, Demolition of the Dixon Hotel Blenker’s TV, Guarantee Hardware, Tavern and City Gas Company, Bandeline Hotel, Romanski’s Bar, Brown Derby Milwaukee Road Depot – October 7, 1970, the Last Passenger train leaves Wisconsin Rapids. Fall of 1977 – Construction of New City Hall and Rapids Mall