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Pine Lake (1984) by William F. Stark

A copy of Pine Lake (1984) is available at the Village Hall. Contents include:

• Preface
• Introduction
• Chapter 1, When the Redman Reigned
• Chapter 2, First White Setllers 1834–1841
• Chapter 3, Cabins in the Pine Lake Wilderness 1841–1850
• Chapter 4, the Early History of Waukesha Town
• Chapter 5, Chenequa Becomes of Age
• Chapter 6, The Early Summer Colony 1858–1900
• Chapter 7, Pine Lake Potpourri
• Chapter 8, Chenequa Becomes a Village
• Appendices
• Index

There are 30 illustrations and 8 maps. The front and back matter of the book depict a historical map illustration by Ted Maas. Dustcover has a review by Larry Lawrence, former Editor of the former Milwaukee Journal Green Sheet. Some of William's earliest writing,s while still attending Dartmouth College, were published in the Journal Green Sheet.