History Sandwiched In
University Place lecture series.
Wisconsin's First Mound Builders
John H. Broihahn talks about mound and burial-mound building development in Wisconsin
Wisconsin's First Mound Builders
The Wisconsin Immigrant Experience
Language as a window onto the immigrant experience, past and present
The Wisconsin Immigrant Experience
Casper Jaggi: Master Swiss Cheese Maker
Jerry Apps discusses his book "Casper Jaggi, Master Cheesemaker".
Casper Jaggi: Master Swiss Cheese Maker
Wisconsin's Forgotten Lost Battalion Heroes
Robert Laplander tells one of the great stories from World War I, "The Lost Battalion".
Wisconsin's Forgotten Lost Battalion Heroes
Fighting Bob La Follette's Progressivism
Nancy Unger talks about her book "Fighting Bob LaFollette, A Righteous Reformer".
Fighting Bob La Follette's Progressivism
Belle and Bob La Follette: Partners in Politics
Author, Bob Kann talks about Belle and Bob La Follette and their lives in politics.
Belle and Bob La Follette: Partners in Politics
Reforming The Presidential Election Process
David Canon speaks on reforming the nation's president nomination and election process.
Reforming The Presidential Election Process
The Glory Days of Wisconsin Gas Stations
Jim Draeger and Mark Speltz speak about gas stations.
The Glory Days of Wisconsin Gas Stations
Frank Lloyd Wright's Uniquely American Home
Frank Lloyd Wright's ideas about an appropriate American house form into actual design.
Frank Lloyd Wright's Uniquely American Home
A Freedom Journey to the Milton House
Underground Railroad went through a house in Milton, which is now a museum.
A Freedom Journey to the Milton House
The Iron Brigade in the Gettysburg Campaign
Lance Herdegen relays the story of the Iron Brigade during the Civil War.
The Iron Brigade in the Gettysburg Campaign
The history of Wisconsin's largest cooperage, Frank J. Hess & Sons Cooperage
Frank J. Hess Cooperage
Aldo Leopold and Climate Change
The consequences of a warmer climate for wildlife in Wisconsin
Aldo Leopold and Climate Change
The True Story of Ed and Alonzo Maxwell
Author Les Kruger discusses his book about the Maxwell brothers.
The True Story of Ed and Alonzo Maxwell
Mark Tully gives a first-person multi-media presentation of "A Man Called Baraboo."
A Man Called Baraboo
Wisconsin Ice Cream Production
Learn about Wisconsin ice cream production at Babcock Hall.
Wisconsin Ice Cream Production
Voices from the Heart of the Land
The experiences of growing up around Arena township in southern Wisconsin.
Voices from the Heart of the Land
The Abraham Lincoln Historical Digitization Project
Lincoln's life pre-presidency and his larger historical context with original materials
The Abraham Lincoln Historical Digitization Project
Lizzie Kander and Her Cookbook
Stories about Lizzie Kander, Milwaukee's early 20th century culinary wonder.
Lizzie Kander and Her Cookbook
Stephen Babcock, E. B. Hart, and the Wisconsin
Contributions to science from the University of Wisconsin's Stephen Babcock and E.B. Hart
Stephen Babcock, E. B. Hart, and the Wisconsin
Winnebago sturgeon population is thriving through the dedicated efforts of the community.
People of the Sturgeon
The Life and Death of the S.S. Wisconsin
Hank Whipple shares the story of S.S. Wisconsin.
The Life and Death of the S.S. Wisconsin
Wisconsin words and how various ethnic and cultural groups have influenced our speech.
Wisconsin English Words
The Ku Klux Klan in Wisconsin 1920-1930
The history of the Ku Klux Klan in Wisconsin during the 1920s.
The Ku Klux Klan in Wisconsin 1920-1930
Madison Women Remember: Making an Oral History Book
Sarah White shares her oral history collection to celebrate Madison's Sesquicentennial.
Madison Women Remember: Making an Oral History Book
Cordelia Harvey: The Wisconsin Angel
Learn how Cordelia Harvey fought to improve hospital conditions for Civil War soldiers.
Cordelia Harvey: The Wisconsin Angel
Ceramics from Late Woodland Campsites
Participate in the discovery in Northern Wisconsin with archaeologist Elizabeth Reetz.
Ceramics from Late Woodland Campsites
The End of Nature in Wisconsin
Michael Goc discusses how we have manipulated and altered the landscape in Wisconsin.
The End of Nature in Wisconsin
The Skeleton Bridge Archaeological Site
Dickerson shares archeological artifacts from Winnebago County.
The Skeleton Bridge Archaeological Site
A Century of Farming with Horses
Join Jerry Apps as he traces the history of using horses for farming.
A Century of Farming with Horses
Effigy Mounds of Madison and the Four Lakes
Look into the history and myths behind Wisconsin's effigy mounds with Robert Birmingham.
Effigy Mounds of Madison and the Four Lakes
The Ku Klux Klan in Wisconsin, Part II
Discover the hidden traditions of Wisconsin's Ku Klux Klan with Mike Jacobs.
The Ku Klux Klan in Wisconsin, Part II
Learn about the life of prominent Winnebago artist Angel DeCora from Linda Waggoner.
This Is The Home Of My Spirit
H.H. Bennett and The Wisconsin Dells
Williams introduces H. H. Bennett, a Wisconsin Dells photographer during the late 1800s.
H.H. Bennett and The Wisconsin Dells
Learn more about oral history and its context in the state of Wisconsin with Troy Reeves.
Oral History in Wisconsin
Badger Boneyards- The Eternal Rest of the Story
McCann talks about how his interest in cemeteries leads to the book "Badger Boneyards."
Badger Boneyards- The Eternal Rest of the Story
Nativist Propaganda in American History
Delve into the history of the anti-immigration movement with Mike Jacobs.
Nativist Propaganda in American History
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: A Personal Perspective
Join Michael Hecht for a personal perspective on the life of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: A Personal Perspective
The Mississippi River in the Civil War
Join Hank Whipple for a look at the role the Mississippi River played in the Civil War.
The Mississippi River in the Civil War
Ten Chimneys: More Than A Great Museum
Learn about the variety of programs offered at Ten Chimneys.