Kewaunee County Historical Society Newsletters
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The Old Bohemian Hall
Ray Selner, The voice of the Czech immigrants
Walking to School with Louis - Louis Fichta
Donations to KCHS
Edwin Alberts' Legacy to Kewaunee County
KCHS Recognizes Volunteer Efforts
THREE SISTERS - shipwreck at Dyckesville
Hoppe's Boarding house - A home away from home
Historic Heider Barn lost in morning Blaze
Carlton Town presentation
Annabell Kelly - Orphan Train Rider
Dr. Julius Bellin by Jerry Abitz - Born in Kewaunee County and namesake for Bellin Hospital
The Pelishek Blacksmith Shop by Al Briggs - The blacksmith shop in Carlton Township
Destination North eastern Wisconsin by Jerry Abitz - routes from Europe through the east coast ports to Kewaunee County
Musky Tales by Jill Dopke - Musky fishing in Kewaunee County
James Pierce Patriot, Convict, Pioneer and town founder by Jill Dopke - Town of Pierce
Frontier Saloon Tragedy
News from the Museum - Custer's last stand
Blahnik Heritage Park
KCHS Annual meeting and presentation on Carlton
Finding your family in Kewaunee County - Genealogy research
The Duvall Mound
East Twin River School
Courthouse square
Reviving the past
Casco post 319 rasies funds
Bruemmer house 100 year birthday party
LESTER GILLIS (BABY FACE NELSON) By Jerry Abitz
WAVERLY GARDENS AND AUGUST’S MOONSHINE
By Jill DopkeTHE SPIRITUALIST CEMETERY IN KEWAUNEE COUNTY
By Bruce VandervestBEER STEINS
By Jerry AbitzELIZABETH CLEMENT
GRANDDAUGHTER OF QUEEN MARINETTE BURIED IN SCARBORO By Jill DopkeNEWS FROM THE RESEARCH CENTER
- Hans Nell - By Virginia JohnsonJanesville’s Parker Pen Company - Roots of company from Algoma
Luxemburg Now and Then 1937 and 2007
is July's silent movie at the Research Center. The movies begin at 1:00 on Friday, July 18, 2008. There is no charge for this event, which is open to all.Trygvie Jensen
, author of Wooden Boats & Iron Men, a History of Commercial Fishing, presents the Shanty Days' program at the Research Center, 219 Steele St. in Algoma, on Friday afternoon, August 8, 2008, at 1:30.Book Review Lives and Legends of the Christmas Tree Ships
By Virginia JohnsonKCHS T-SHIRTS AVAILABLE AT THE RESEARCH CENTER AND BY MAIL
Northeastern Wisconsin Czech Festival
By Orv Konop The Northeastern Wisconsin Czech Festival will be held Saturday, August 2nd, and Sunday, August 3rd, at the Kewaunee County Ag. Heritage Farm located at N2251 StateBANK OF LUXEMBURG
By Jerry AbitzLUXEMBURG CENTENNIAL
By Jerry AbitzKCHS ANNUAL FUND DRIVE
By Jerry AbitzNEW KCHS DIRECTORS
By Jerry Abitz Lori Birr, Bevan Laird, Al BriggsSVOBODA ALTARS By Jerry Abitz
“OLD WORLD” GERMAN METTWURST Marvin and Murial Gruetzmacher
HISTORY OF BRUEMMERVILLE
FIRST HOSPITAL IN KEWAUNEE CMEJLA HOME
FUND DRIVE An envelope is included for the annual fund drive
DISAPPEARING BARNS
NEWS FROM THE MUSEUM IWEN FAMILY LOANS “INDIAN DEED ROCK”
LUXEMBURG CENTENNIAL
KCHS ANNUAL MEETING
By Jerry Abitz The Kewaunee County Historical Society will hold its annual meeting on Saturday, May 3rd at Knudson Hall, also known as the Dugout located in Algoma.BOOK REVIEW LAKE MICHIGAN ROCK PICKER’S GUIDE
HUNTER OF KEWAUNEE AN ACCOUNT OF AN EXCITING ENCOUNTER WITH A WILDCAT
By Ransom A. MooreMuskrat City Sportsmen's Club
Frozen by the Peshtigo Fire
A Duck Situation
Evidence of Prehistoric People in Kewaunee County
The Heavenly Inn; The Perry House
Louis Van Dycke - Founder of Dyckesville
News from the Museum - Emma Lutien - First woman Sheriff of Kewaunee County
News at the Research Center - Hans Nell
Historic Autograph Book - Jeanne Biebel
New production Editor - Rhonda Hanson
The Mushroom Picker - Jill Dopke
Montpelier celebrates 150 years
Kunigunde Bargmann - A woman to be remembered
Alive with Spirits
Free Thinkers Cemetery Revisited
William H. Timlin: Supreme Court Justice
Nellie DeBaker: A Woman with the "Right Stuff"
Commercial History of Algoma
News from the KCHS Research Center
Volunteer Dinner
Year end Fund Drive
Ag Heritage Days
Northeastern Convention
Cemetery Walk
Patrick Dewane presents: "The Mushroom Picker"