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LeAnn Wenger, 1976 Buffalo County Honey Queen
1976
LeAnn Wenger, the Buffalo County Honey Queen. Wenger's hometown is Fountain City, Wisconsin. She is standing in front of a honey display, wearing a Buffalo County sash, holding a bouquet, and weari...
August Laechelt and Minnesota Honey Queen
1971
August Laechelt (La Valle, Wisconsin) and the Minnesota State Honey Queen at the Minnesota State Fair. The Honey Queen is wearing a sash and tiara. Behind them is a honey display with a sign readin...
Honey Queen Lois Lensmeyer
1969
Manitowoc County Honey Queen, Lois Lensmeyer of Whitelaw, Wisconsin. She wears a white dress and is standing and smiling with her Honey Queen sash and crown, working in the Wisconsin Honey Producer...
Alice in Dairyland and Wisconsin Honey Queen
Alice in Dairyland and the Wisconsin Honey Queen at a Wisconsin Beekeepers display.
Richard Nixon and the Honey Queen
1958
Richard M. Nixon welcomed by Barbara Bird, Honey Queen, and Wisconsin Governor Vernon W. Thomson with cheese package at the Oshkosh Airport.
Three Men Around a Honey Producer Table
Three men in conversation around several jars of honey on a table. Sign reads: "Wisconsin Honey Market Day." Written on back: "A typical scene of one of the producer's tables on display."
