Local History
Online Resources
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Clintonville Memory ProjectClintonville Memory Project includes digitized items pertaining to the history of Clintonville. This collection, a part of the larger InfoSoup Memory Project, will continue to grow as more items are digitized. |
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History of ClintonvilleThe History of Clintonville, Wisconsin : from Pioneer Days to the Present Time (1937) by Nicholas D. Diedrich is available online from HeritageQuest Books along with over 20,000 other books on family and local history that can be searched by person, place, or keyword. A library card and PIN are required to view this resource outside of the library. HeritageQuest is made possible through BadgerLink, a project of the Department of Public Instruction‘s Division for Libraries, Technology, and Community Learning. |
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Clintonville MayorsA list of the Clintonville Mayors from 1887-present was compiled by Mayor Judith I. Magee. |
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Clintonville Library HistoryThe Library staff has compiled a History of the Clintonville Public Library. |
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InfoSoup Local HistoryInfoSoup has pages devoted to Local History and Digital Collections available from InfoSoup Libraries and from other state and national resources. |
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Wisconsin Historical Society Waupaca County Histories The digital collections of the Wisconsin Historical Society contain full scans of books on the history of Waupaca County. |
Ancestry
Availble only in the Library
Ancestry Library Edition provides access to a vast collection of Census records, birth, marriage & death records, immigration and military records, directories, passenger lists, and more!
HeritageQuest
HeritageQuest Online provides genealogical resources including census data, family records, local histories, military records and genealogical & local history magazines. HeritageQuest is made available through BadgerLink*
- Library card # and PIN required from outside the library.
* BadgerLink is a project of the Department of Public Instruction‘s Division for Libraries, Technology, and Community Learning for the citizens of Wisconsin. Funding is provided through the Public Service Commission Universal Service Fund.