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Filter: Happening On of This Year
| Apr 14 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| Join WHS Press, Lion's Mouth Bookstore, and the UW-Green Bay Archives Department for the launch of Dr. Pao Lor's powerful new memoir |
| Apr 15 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| Join fellow northern Wisconsin book lovers in an engaging discussion on "Taking Flight: A History of Birds and People in the Heart of America." |
| Apr 20 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| Hearst Center for the Arts welcomes Cherie Dargan to discuss the rich literary history of Cedar Rapids |
| Apr 21 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| Join us on on the WHS Press Facebook page for a new season of live book talks exploring all things Wisconsin! |
| Apr 21 :: Online Webinar - Local History :: |
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| Witness the dramatic changes that swept the Wisconsin frontier in the early 1800s through the life of US Indian Agents |
| Apr 21 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| Join us for a dynamic discussion about the methods and questions that are challenging the marginalization of Native American history in the U.S. |
| Apr 22 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| Join author Robert Birmingham as he discusses Wisconsin's earliest inhabitants, and their lasting impact on the landscape. |
| Apr 22 :: Community United Methodist Church :: Elm Grove |
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| Step back to the day when a visit to the gas station meant service with a smile, a wash of the windshield, and the cheerful question, "Fill 'er up?" |
| Apr 27 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| Biographer Martha Bergland uncovers the story of pioneering Wisconsin ornithologist, botanist, and naturalist Thure Kumlien |
| Apr 29 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| Join the Wisconsin Historical Society for a free online panel discussion exploring the Hmong refugee experience in Wisconsin and the Midwest. |