Wisconsin. Highway Commission.
History notes:
The Highway Commission was created by Chapter 337, Laws of 1911. State Laws of 1929 reorganized the commission from a five person, part-time agency to a three-person, full-time agency. With the reorganization of state government agencies in 1967 (Chapter 75), the Highway Commission was placed under the newly created Department of Transportation (see WIHV85-A1884). Chapter 29, Laws of 1977 created an independent Transportation Commission (see WIHV85-A214) which took over many of the Highway Commission's duties. The Highway Commission was finally abolished in 1979 and its remaining duties were consolidated with the Division of Highways (see WIHV85-A1885) to form the Division of Highways and Transportation Facilities (see WIHV86-A1913).
The Highway Commission was charged with the responsibility of administering state road funds and engineering road construction.
From the description of Agency history record. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 145776352
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- Bonds
- Bridges
- Bridges
- Culverts
- Floodplains
- Highway bypasses
- Highway planning
- Photography in highway engineering
- Railroads
- Road construction workers
- Road machinery
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- Menominee Indian Reservation (Wis.) (as recorded)
- Wisconsin--Lowell (as recorded)
- Wisconsin (as recorded)
- Wisconsin--Grant County (as recorded)
- Wisconsin--Wrightstown (as recorded)
- Wisconsin--Prairie du Sac (as recorded)
- Wisconsin--La Crosse County (as recorded)
- Wrightstown (Wis.) (as recorded)