The perfect souvenir for your experience at Pendarvis in Mineral Point, Wisconsin. The front door is open to reveal the historic and inviting dining table with classic red and white checked tablecloth. What other details do you see?
The Door County Cherry Blossom candle is a fresh take on the iconic spring fragrance. A tribute to one the the most beautiful parts of our state and a Wisconsin favorite.
The Loreley steam yacht was built for Mrs. Catharina Seipp, widow of Conrad Seipp, the founder of Seipp's Brewery in Chicago in the 1850's. This yacht graced Geneva Lake from 1890 through 1920, and Black Point Estate and Gardens is one of the Wisconsin Historical Society's historic sites.
The circus is in town! The town of Barribault is beset by unknown forces, horrifying creatures rising from the depths, farmers under siege, a watery quest for true love, and more. Wisconsin Adventures combines Wisconsin’s history and legends with the deep learning opportunities at the heart of fantasy role-playing games.
If you live in Wisconsin—or have simply visited—you know it’s hard to imagine tailgating, graduating, or celebrating without the "Big Three." Whether you’re planning a Wisconsin day trip or simply looking for a great place to eat or drink nearby, this guide has you covered!
Add this iconic reference to Wisconsin Dells history to your kitchen decor! Perfect for remembering your trip to the Dells — and for posting family photos, grocery lists to the fridge.
Lighthouses, shipwrecks, natural wonders, restaurants, rugged shorelines and so much more! Discover enchanting destinations and exciting activities that will keep you returning year after year. This guide book brings an unmatched enthusiasm for Door County.
The iconic scene on this fine art silk blend shawl was inspired by the sight of thrushes sneaking berries in Morris's own kitchen garden at Kelmscott Manor in southern England in the late 1800's.
A compilation of 25 personal stories and perspectives from across the United States (and one from the Philippines), as scientists and activists talk about the work they do and their life experiences.
Give a gift of Wisconsin to friends and family, wherever they may be. This Wisconsin shaped fridge magnet is decorated with the state flower, the wood violet. A Fair Trade product.
This charming ornament beautifully celebrates Wisconsin's state flower, the wood violet. Hang in a window year-round and on the tree during the holidays!
From amendments and elections to Congress and our Constitution, this picture book helps make our system of government understandable for young readers.
COMING SOON! Whose tracks are those? Learn about all the mammals of Wisconsin. Detailed photos, range maps, and more. Perfect size field guide for the backpack.
This colorful, giftable, "Saguaro and Cactus Forms and Cactus Flowers" boxed pen features Wright's colorful and iconic geometric design. Foil-stamped, hinged-box, so it makes a beautiful and practical gift.
How in the world did a young boy from Wisconsin and two girls from Texas become friends? This story is a captivating tale of a family's summer adventure, and it celebrates childhood, exploration, discovery, and friendship.
This charming tale is filled with fun rhymes and engaging illustrations that bring the antics of these cheeky mice to life, making it a fun story for young children everywhere.
With tips on growing rhubarb and insights into its rich history, this cookbook is as informative as it is inspiring—a go-to resource for rhubarb recipes. From garden to plate, discover the sweet-yet-tart possibilities!
Discover the dark allure of Wisconsin's Chippewa Valley, where the echoes of a booming lumber era, the haunting past of the Eau Claire Asylum, and ghostly ferries in the mist come together in a chilling narrative that captivates and disturbs.
The first biography to chronicle the life and career of one of the most beloved musical artists to come out of Wisconsin. From his earliest days singing in the 1940s until his death in 2017, Jarreau defied categorization.
Compiling more than 1,200 interviews, authors Jill Florence Lackey and Richard Petrie share ground-level perspectives of the lasting German influence on the Cream City.