Wisconsin Historical Society
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| Apr 30 - Nov 9 :: Wisconsin Historical Museum :: Madison |
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| Through striking underwater photography, discover the hidden resources that are shaping our views of maritime history. |
| Oct 16 :: Barnes & Noble Kalamazoo-Portage :: Portage |
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| Pamela Cameron shares the remarkable, true story of Sport, a rescued puppy who sailed aboard the Hyacinth |
| Oct 16 :: Sun Prairie Public Library :: Sun Prairie |
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| Join author Matthew Prigge to uncover the little-remembered and rarely told history of the underbelly of a Midwestern metropolis. |
| Oct 19 :: Saturn Booksellers :: Gaylord |
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| Join author Pamela Cameron as she shares the remarkable, true story of Sport, a rescued puppy who sailed aboard the Hyacinth |
| Oct 19 :: A Room of One's Own :: Madison |
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| Oneida author Louis V. Clark III (Two Shoes) seamlessly blends poetry and prose to share his own American Indian story |
| Oct 19 :: Wisconsin Historical Museum :: Madison |
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| Five authors giving four free public presentations |
| Oct 22 :: Sun Prairie Public Library :: Sun Prairie |
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| Join Jerry Apps as he discusses his latest book, a comprehensive history of the CCC and its enduring legacy in the Badger State |
| Oct 22 :: One Alumni Place :: Madison |
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| The WAA's Badger Café series welcomes scholar and activist R. Richard Wagner, discussing his new book We've Been Here All Along |
| Oct 24 :: Mount Horeb Public Library :: Mount Horeb |
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| Hit the trail for a dramatic look at Wisconsin's geologic past with author Scott Spoolman. |
| Oct 24 :: Richfield Fire Station #1 Community Room :: Richfield |
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| Join author Kathleen Ernst as she shares stories from the immigrants who struggled to find their place and identity in Wisconsin. |