Eau Claire County, Wisconsin

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Contents 1 History 2 Cities 3 Towns 4 Villages 5 Unincorporated Communities 6 Ghost Towns 7 Demographics 8 Historical Sites & Museums 9 Cemeteries 10 Resources

History

Eau Claire County was originally the town of Clearwater in Chippewa county. On 06 Oct 1856 the Wisconsin State Legislature separated the town as Eau Claire County. It's county seat is the City of Eau Claire.

Cities

Altoona, Augusta, Eau Claire

Towns

Bridge Creek, Brunswick, Clear Creek, Drammen, Lincoln, Ludington, Otter Creek, Pleasant Valley, Seymour, Union, Washington, Wilson

Villages

Fairchild, Fall Creek

Unincorporated Communities

Allen, Brackett, Candy Corners, Cleghorn, Foster, Hale Corner, Hay Creek, Lufkin, Mount Hope Corners, Rodell, Truax

Ghost Towns

Hadleyville, Nelsonville, Oak Grove, Porter's Mill, Shawtown (now part of the City of Eau Claire)

Demographics

Population (as of 2010): 98,736

Historical Sites & Museums

• Brady Anderson and Waldemar Ager House

• James Barber House

• Barnes Block

• Martin Van Buren Barron House

• Einar and Alice Borton House

• Orlando Brice House

• California Wine and Liquor Store

• Carson Park (baseball stadium)

• Clarence Chamberlin House

• Pearl and Eva Chambers House

• Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad Depot

• Christ Church Cathedral and Parish House

• Eau Claire City Hall

• Cobblestone House

• Community House, First Congregational Church

• Confluence Commercial Historic District

• Dells Mill

• Drummond Business Block

• David Drummond House

• Eau Claire High School

• Eau Claire Masonic Temple

• Eau Claire Park Company Addition Historic District

• Eau Claire Public Library

• Eau Claire Vocational School

• Christine Eichert House

• Emery Street Bungalow District

• First Methodist Episcopal Church

• Gilbert Gikling House

• James Newman Clark Bird Museum

• James Stephen Hoover and Elizabeth Borland Memorial Chapel

• John Johnson Saloon

• Kaiser Lumber Company Office

• A. L. Kenyon House

• Kline's Department Store

• Levi Merrill House

• Oatman Filling Station

• Ottawa House

• John S. Owen House

• Sarge Boyd Bandshell

• Pioneer Block

• Jane E. Putnam Memorial Chapel

• Randall Park Historic District

• Adin Randall House

• Roosevelt Avenue Historic District

• Sacred Heart Church

• Saint Edward's Chapel

• St. Joseph's Chapel

• St. Patrick's Church

• Salsbury Row House

• Schofield Hall

• William and Tilla Schwahn House

• Second Ward School (Boyd School)

• Soo Line 2719

• Steven House

• Eau Claire Masonic Center

• Third Ward Historic District

• Union Auto Company

• Union National Bank

• United States Post Office and Courthouse

• Walter-Heins House

• Water Street Historic District

• Dr. Nels Werner House

• Roy Wilcox House

• George F. Winslow House

Cemeteries

Cemetery	Community
Bethlehem Cemetery	Eau Claire West
Bridge Creek Cemetery	Bridge Creek
Brunswick Cemetery	Brunswick
Calvary Cemetery	Eau Claire East
Clear Creek Cemetery	Clear Creek
Drammen Lutheran Cemetery	Mondovi NE
East Lawn Cemetery	Augusta East
Fairchild Cemetery	Fairchild
Forest Hill Cemetery	Eau Claire East
Hadleyville Cemetery	Pleasant Valley
Holy Guardian Angels Cemetery	Clear Creek
Lakeview Cemetery	Eau Claire West

Resources

• History of Eau Claire County, Wisconsin: Past and Present. Including an account of the Cities, Towns and Villages of the County

• Chippewa Valley Museum

• L.E. Phillips Memorial Library

• Eau Claire County Cemetery List