• Chartered -- how and who incorporated the city.
• A View of Stevens Point 1854 - written by David C. Bailey to Samuel Potter.
• Handbook of Stevens Point 1857 - Albert Ellis' description of the "Upper Wisconsin"
• First School - Mandana Hale arrives to teach.
• County Seat - 
• Breweries - history of beer brewing in "the Point"
• Frame Brothers - history of how Frame Memorial Presbyterian Church was named.
• Biggest Little City -- Stevens Point Business Men's Association published this in 1913.
• History of City Band -- 

A book published in 1907 by A. Decker, "Along the Wisconsin River", gives a look at some of the early businesses in Stevens Point.

• Introduction
• E. A. Arenberg Jewelry Store
• Citizens' National Bank
• Clifford Lumber Company
• The C.O.D. Store -- begun by Phillip Rothman, now run by his sons.
• Commercial House Junction City -- Run by F. E. Culver
• Coye Furniture Co.
• August Goerke Tailoring Store
• T. H. Hanna - mayor
• Jackson Milling Co. -- run by H. H. Pagel
• Jacobs House
• Krembs Drug Store
• Palace Bakery -- E. A. Julier
• E. J. Pfiffner -- a prominent Lumberman
• Reversible Tire Protector Co
• Ringness the Shoe Man
• Smoke Shop -- owned by G. I. Margraf and William R. Johnson
• Stevens Point Lighting Co.
• Taylor Bros. Drug Store
• Weeks Lumber Co. 
• Wisconsin's Best Laundry Company
• Wisconsin State Bank