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Bruce Schaepe
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3rd and Bridge 1972
This is a very grainy and jumpy movie that I shot as a teenager in front of the Ben Franklin Store on 3rd Avenue.
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8 mm movie clips from Wausau, Wisconsin in 1930s
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This is a very rough and grainy set of short movie clips taken around the Wausau area in the 1930s. The movies were originally taken by my late Uncle Roland Manecke and later digitized by one of my cousins. The movies clips provide brief glimpses of the Wausau area in the 1930s. The clips include: 1. A pick-up hockey game on the Wisconsin Rive with Rib Mountain in the background. 2. Water rushi...
The Family - 1975
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This movie was originally shot in 1974 and 1975 in the Wausau area by some 1973 and 1974 Wausau West High School graduates and one of the graduate's uncles. The movie was shot with a Super 8 camera and the soundtrack was recorded on a cheap cassette tape recorder. Both the movie and soundtrack were recently converted to digital format and combined to make the video as presented. Despite the poo...
Wausau Labor Day Parade 1966?
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On Callon Street between 1st and 2nd Avenue.
Wausau Winter 1972
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This is another very rough movie of downtown Wausau, Wisconsin taken sometime in the winter of 1972. The original movie was 8 mm and was later digitized. I have also slowed the film speed to 50% to make it a little easier to see some of the subject (I didn't learn good film technique until much later in life). If you can guess the name of one or more of the women at the back door of the Ben Fra...
Demolition of Curtis Company in Wausau, Wisconsin - Circa 1962
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This was taken as an 8mm movie. It shows portions of the exterior of the Curtis Company plant in Wausau, Wisconsin before and during demolition. I think the demolition was completed about 1962.
Wausau Parade Circa 1957
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This is from an 8mm movie shot in Wausau, Wisconsin in 1957. The movie shows clips of a parade along Clinton Street (now Stewart Avenue). Portions of downtown Wausau, bridges from the west side to east side, and Curtis Company are visible.
Camp Randall Circa 1957
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This was an 8mm movie shot of Camp Randall in Madison, Wisconsin about 1957.
Wausau 1971
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This is a very rough video of downtown Wausau in 1971. It was originally shot on 8 mm film and digitized.
I wish I could’ve experienced Wausau in that era
Great show, Bruce!
Its weird because.. I wasn't even born back then! Its so bizzare seeing how this place looked 50 years ago when I basically see this place every day..
Mint cafe is still here...
I wish someone made a video like this of my hometown back in the early 70s.
guess where all the cars were made
the moon
This brought back a lot of memories. Is that Schedler driving?
Linda. Do I know you? No, it's not Mark Schedler. It's Jim Weber.
Bruce, this is Linda Sparks, class of '74. I don't know Jim. I rarely get to Wausau, so it was fun to watch the video.
Believe it or not, Herbert and Ervin KOlbe who founded Kolbe Windows & Doors actually owned the Curtis Mill for a brief period of a couple of years from 1960-1962. The brothers were salvaging equipment from the plant for their upstart window and door manufacturer.
does anyone recognize any of the people walking down the street? There is a couple that looks a lot like my brother Gary Cumber and his wife Carol when they first started dating. Is this indeed 1971 and not 1972?
Thank you for sharing this. Easily recognized some of the businesses and courthouse
As a former resident of Wausau,seeing this video brings back ALOT of memories. All the buildings that are now gone.......walking along and seeing all the stores, this makes me want to go back in time to a more perfect and peaceful time. This video is....... AWESOME !!!!!!!
Looks like Ernie Douglas driVing the car! LOL
OMG! Such memories! Even caught Funkey Park, behind the YMCA! We hung there a lot as teens and such. The then mayor's son, Tony once changed the sign from Yawkey to Funkey. Such great fun times!
Memories!!! Cruising the downtown.
My Grandfather was head draftsman there. I was too young to remember the demolition. Thanks for the memories.
This was great! thanks for posting. GO JACKS!