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Hardcover: $28.95
240 pages, 39 b&w illustrations
ISBN: 9780870207389

Published by Wisconsin Historical Society Press

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Hardcover: $26.95
192 pages, 24 color photos, 6 x 9
ISBN: 9780870207594

Published by Wisconsin Historical Society Press

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Large ceramic trivet with Victorian floral design from our Villa Louis historic site.

Ceramic coasters with Victorian floral design from our Villa Louis historic site.

Beautifully illustrated booklet about Villa Louis which today stands as a premier example of a British Arts and Crafts mansion. It has had a long and storied existence, and it is one of the Wisconsin Historical Society's historic sites.

Beautiful 100% silk scarf inspired by the stunning stained glass windows found at Villa Louis, the Society's historic site near Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin.

Porcelain ornament with a design based on a stained glass window at the Villa Louis mansion in Prairie du Chien.

Striking gold jasmine designed bookmark by William Morris, the late British textile designer.

Villa Louis at 150. Settler Colonialism at Black River Falls. Book Excerpt: "Hope is the Thing." More.

Remembering Freedom House. Camp Randall's Confederate Prisoners. Book Excerpt: "Hidden Jungles."

Off to the Races with Road America. Country Visits at Villa Louis. Book Excerpt: The Birdman of Koshkonong.

Flowers and greenery delicately woven around and in between themselves to create a unique and beautiful pattern. Brass.

This hand-painted ornament shares a unique story from Wisconsin's past. Add a piece of the badger state's history to your holiday collection! A Society exclusive item.

Beloved Home was written in honor of the Villa Louis, which was built in 1871 and today stands as one of the most authentically furnished Victorian houses in America.

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.

Perfect for thank-you notes or special occasions, these artistic cards combine timeless artistry with classic communication.