Kimberly Clark Cave-in
The aftermath of the Kimberly Clark mill cave-in and explosion.
ca. October 7, 1927
Kemps-Wisman Store
Main Street, Kimberly, WI
ca. late 1920s
Kimberly Clark Office
Kimberly Clark's office on north Main Street, Kimberly, WI
ca. 1920s
Kimberly Baseball
ca. early 1950s
Left to right: George Judkins, George Vander Zanden, Frank Van Boekel
Village Basketball Team
Village of Kimberly Basketball Team
ca. 1952
Back row: Jack Courchane, Red Williams, Carl Vanden Boom, Jim ?, Joe Vanden Heuvel
Front row: Bueh Larson, Cliff Van Evenhoeven, ? , Fras Frassetto, Frank Vanden Boekel
Moving the Sister House
The old Holy Name convent was moved in March of 1959. They couldn't go down Kimberly Avenue, because there were too many big trees to cut down, so they had to move over frozen ground. They cut across the west church parking field (which is now blacktop parking). You enter the lot from the back into lot owned by George Langenhuizen on Maes Avenue. The building now houses 3 apartments. The moving contractor was Berg and Hen Movers.
ca. 1959
Photos courtesy of Ila Mae Langenhuizen
Holy Name Parsonage Fire
Old parsonage for Holy Name was used for fire practice by Fire Department and then later demolished.
ca. 1987
Photos courtesy of Ila Mae Langenhuizen
Mill Workers
Postcard - written on back: "Kimberly-Clark Paper Mill at Kimberly near Little Chute" Kimberly, WI
ca. ?
Alice & Neil Davidson
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Alice and Neil Davidson
Kimberly, WI
ca. 1960
Photo courtesy of Theresa Vanden Heuvel
Neil and Alice (Conrad) Davidson
Kimberly, W
I ca. 1950s
Photo courtesy of Theresa Vanden Heuve
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Kimberly, WI
ca. 1956
Photo courtesy of Theresa Vanden Heuvel