Let's Do Lunch!
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- Published on Monday, 23 April 2012 21:21
Let's Do Lunch!
LCHS 2011 Annual Meeting is a lunch date this year.
Join us at the Waterfront Restaurant, 328 South Front Street, La Crosse, on Thursday, May 31.
Schedule:
11:30 a.m. Registration
12:00 Lunch 12:30 p.m. Business Meeting 12:45 p.m. Guest Speaker Kelly Krieg-Sigman: "The Beachball Hypothesis, or Stay Away From the Ping Pong Ball!"
Kelly Krieg-Sigman, Director, La Crosse Public Library
Menu:
Chicken Santa Fe salad
Chocolate cake with raspberry filling and chocolate ganache
Coffee
Cash bar
Please RSVP by May 11 to:
LCHS P.O. Box 1272 La Crosse, WI 54602 Phone: 608-782-1980 E-mail: JLIB_HTML_CLOAKINGChecks may be made out to La Crosse County Historical Society, or LCHS. Please include the following information: the number of member tickets at $25.00 each; number of guest tickets at $30.00 each, and any extra donation you may wish to include.
Mystery Bus Tour
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- Published on Friday, 30 March 2012 02:11
Where in the World is George Italiano?
Join us on April 28th for the Mystery Bus Tour and find out for yourself!
Join LCHS’s George Italiano and fellow local history buffs for a Mystery Bus Tour. These fun-filled and informative bus tours include visits to historic sites and buildings, but you won’t know which ones until you get there.These tours have several stops and not-knowing is half the fun. We take pride in the uniqueness of our historic presentation and ability to schedule in some stops that may surprise you. The staff is not aware of the stops: George is but he is not telling.
Cost: Members 70.00
Non members: 75.00
For more information contact the LCHS office at 608-782-1980 or email JLIB_HTML_CLOAKING
See objects in our collection on the Web
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- Published on Tuesday, 12 July 2011 19:15
LCHS has added artifacts to the Wisconsin Heritage Online data base: go to http://content.mpl.org/lacrosse to see images of the Brekke collection: momentos of a Norwegian farm boy from Coulee country who saved uniforms, letters and other souvenirs from his time as a soldier fighting in North Africa and Italy during WWII.
