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Term: Hillside Home School

Definition:

combination home, school, and farm for both the young and old, founded by Jane and Ellen Lloyd-Jones in 1887 near Spring Green; after the school closed, the school was inherited by the sisters' nephew Frank Lloyd Wright

View a related article at Wisconsin Magazine of History Archives.

[Source: Brown, Victoria. Uncommon Lives of Common Women: The Missing Half of Wisconsin History. Madison: Wisconsin Feminists Project Fund, 1975.]

64 records found

habitant (Fr.)
hack (railroads)
hackle (farming)
half-timber (architecture)
Hamilton's Diggings
Hand holt (logging)
Hand-pike (logging)
Handy-rod (logging)
Hang-up (logging)
hanging knees (maritime)
hank (maritime)
Hard (money)
Hard-wood (logging)
hardtack (Civil War)
Hardtack-outfit (logging)
Harvey Zouaves (Civil War)
hatch (maritime)
Haudenosaunee
haulm (farming)
Haversack (Civil War)
hawsepipes (maritime)
hawser (maritime)
head-bars
headland (farming)
Hearthstone
heathery (farming)
heel (maritime)
helm (maritime)
hemp
High Victorian (architecture)
Highland Guards (Civil War)
Hillside Home School
hip roof (architecture)
hivernant (Fr.)
Hmong
Ho-Chunk Treaty of 1837
hock (farming)
hodag
Hodgson Guards (Civil War)
hogger (railroads)
hoist (maritime)
hold (maritime)
holm (farming)
Holocaust Survivors in Wisconsin
Holy Hill
home front
Homestead Act (1862)
Hoot-nanny (logging)
Hopewell (archaeology)
hopper (farming)
Horicon Guards (Civil War)
horn timber (maritime)
hornblende (mining)
horsepower (maritime)
Hortonville Teachers' Strike
hot dish (food)
Hot-pond (logging)
hotels in Wisconsin
howitzer (Civil War)
Hudson Bay Company
Hudson County Guards (Civil War)
hull (maritime)
Hundred Associates, Company of.
Hundred Day Men
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