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Ross & Keegen Grocers
A parade rolls along in front of Ross & Keegen’s grocery store. There is a bit of a mystery here, because it isn't certain if this parade is taking place on Cheese Day.
Orangeville Delegation at the 1915 Cheese Day
The Orangeville, Illinois, delegation marches in the 1915 Cheese Day parade.
Young and Co. Cheese Day Float, 1923
The 1923 Young and Co. Cheese Day float.
Farm Bureau Parade Float, Cheese Day, 1923
The Farm Bureau parade float, from Cheese Day, 1923.
National Biscuit Company Float With Clowns, Cheese Day, 1928
The National Biscuit Company float filled with clowns in the 1928 Cheese Day parade.
Streiff, Bauman and Son Float, 1923 Cheese Day
B&W photo of the Streiff, Bauman and Son float, in the 1923 Cheese Day parade.
Earl L. Morton Furniture Float, 1923 Cheese Day
Earl L. Morton’s “Super” Furniture float for the 1923 Cheese Day parade.
Crowd On Square For Cheese Day, 1928
Photo of the massive crowd on the Monroe Square for Cheese Day, 1928.
Frank W. Meythaler Electric Co. Float, 1923 Cheese Day
Cheese Day float from 1923 for the Frank W. Meythaler Electric Co.
Crowd In Front Of Courthouse For Cheese Day
Image of the large crowd gathered in front of the courthouse for the 1928 Cheese Day, Monroe, Wis.
Cheese Day Sign, Surrounded by Large Crowd, 1928
B&W postcard of a 1928 Cheese Day sign, surrounded by a large crowd.
Gladiator and Clowns in the 1928 Cheese Day Parade
A horse drawn cart, manned by a gladiator, with clowns walking behind it, in the 1928 Monroe Cheese Day parade.
Schwizer-Gruppe & Ferd Ingold Cheese Day Float
The Schwizer-Gruppe & Ferd Ingold float in the Cheese Day parade. Text on postcard: "Schwizer-Gruppe an der Kas Tag Parade, Monroe, Wis."
Cheese Day Queen on Float, 1923
The Cheese Day Queen on her float, riding in the 1923 Cheese Day parade. Text on postcard: "Cheese Day Queen, Oct 2, 1923, Monroe, Wis, Frautschy Photo".
Baumgartner's Cheese Days' Parade Float, from the 1970's
The Baumgartner’s Cheese Days' parade float, reading "Monroe A Honey LF A Place To Bee", Monroe, Wis., 1970’s.