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By Axel Lorenzsonn
From the railroad lines that traverse open prairie to the wrought iron rails embedded in their wooden ties, railroads have been written into the landscape - and shared history - of Wisconsin. Yet few of us have thought about how they developed in the towns and cities we call home....
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By Pete Barnes
Who would have imagined a farm boy from Wisconsin would be the greatest air hero of World War II? Richard Bong was an athletic and hard-working boy from northern Wisconsin who dreamed of flying from the first time a plane buzzed low over his family farm. When war broke out,...
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The current issue features
a story on James Roosevelt's business ventures in Superior in the 1890s, a photographic essay on Northern Wisconsin's wet boathouses, a book excerpt from People of the Sturgeon: Wisconsin's Love Affair with an Ancient Fish, articles on Milwaukee's fight against juvenile delinquent "beboppers" in the post-World War II era, and Maude McGinty's efforts to teach deaf and speech-impaired children at the turn of the 20th century.
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Wisconsin: Our State, Our Story Textbook
By Bobbie Malone and Kori Oberle
Wisconsin: Our State, Our Story brings history to life! Thinking Like a Historian questions in each chapter encourage critical thinking. Scores of artifacts and documents invite students to become eyewitnesses to the past.
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