Dictionary of Wisconsin History
Search Results for: Keyword: 'wilder'
Term: Wilder, Thornton 1897 - 1975
Definition: novelist and playwright born in Madison; best-known for his Pulitzer prize-winning play Our Town (1938); awarded first National Medal for Literature in 1962. View more information.
[Source: Thornton Wilder Society www.thorntonwildersociety.org]
38 records found
American Revolution (in Wisconsin)
Black Hawk [origin of place name]
Bragg, Gen. Edward Stuyvesant (1827-1912)
Bristol [origin of place name]
Chafin, Eugene Wilder 1852 - 1920
Civil War: 5th Infantry
Civil War: 6th Infantry
Civil War: 7th Infantry
Civil War: 1st U.S. Sharpshooters, Co. G
Company of One Hundred.
coureurs de bois (Fr.)
Cutler, Gen. Lysander (1808-1866)
Father Caspar Rehrl (Historic Marker Erected 1991)
Groseilliers, Medard Chouart, Sieur Des 1618 - 168
hivernant (Fr.)
Hunter, Jeffrey 1926 - 1969
Jesuits
John Muir Country (Historic Marker Erected 1969)
John Muir View (Historic Marker Erected 1955)
Kellogg, Col. John A. (1828 - 1883)
Mcclain, Edward F. 1935
Moravians in Wisconsin
Muir, John 1838 - 1914
Perrot, Nicolas 1644 - 1717
Pious, Lois 1938
Rising Sun [origin of place name]
St. Croix National Scenic Riverway
Stockbridge Indians
The Homme Homes (Historic Marker Erected 1973)
timeline of Wisconsin history, 1836-1899
Utopians in Wisconsin
Wilder, Amos Parker 1862 - 1936
Wilder, Laura Ingalls (1867-1957)(Historic Marker
Wilder, Laura Ingalls, 1867-1957
Wilder, Michael O. 1941
Wilder, Thornton 1897 - 1975
Wilderness, Battle of the
Williams, Eleazer 1788 - 1858
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