Wausau: The Wausau Spirit
Clip: Special | 8m 39s
Wausau's community pride dates back to its earliest days.
Wausau's community pride dates back to its earliest days. From settlers to workers and business leaders, Wausau's residents have long invested heavily in cultural and civic interests, providing a strong and lasting foundation for the arts and community services. (Part 4/6)
Wisconsin Hometown Stories is a local public television program presented by PBS Wisconsin
Wausau: The Wausau Spirit
Clip: Special | 8m 39s
Wausau's community pride dates back to its earliest days. From settlers to workers and business leaders, Wausau's residents have long invested heavily in cultural and civic interests, providing a strong and lasting foundation for the arts and community services. (Part 4/6)
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Wausau: White Pine and Water Power
Lumber milling at Big Bull Falls created the earliest Wausau settlement. (7m 58s)
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