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These books and videos are available now:
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People of the Sturgeon: Wisconsin’s Love Affair with an Ancient Fish By Kathleen Schmitt Kline, Ronald M. Bruch and Frederick P. Binkowski, with photography by Bob Rashid. An environmental chronicle of Wisconsin’s lake sturgeon population, People of the Sturgeon documents the history and conservation efforts of the ancient fish and the cultural traditions it has spawned. People of the Sturgeon discusses topics such as fish laws, the art of spearing and women in the sport. The book is filled with images and interviews with sturgeon spearers who all have a good fish tale to tell. Museum Member price: $29.95 Non-member price: $23.96 |
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On the Hunt: The History of Deer Hunting in Wisconsin by Robert Willging. One of Wisconsin’s most comprehensive documentations of whitetail deer, On the Hunt explores the state’s long standing deer hunting tradition and details some of the finer points of hunting in Wisconsin. On the Hunt discusses topics such as deer economics, human contact and women who hunt. The book, filled with newspaper clippings and historic photos, provides today's deer hunters with a deeper understanding and appreciation of their favorite activity. Museum Member price: $21.56 |
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The Tsar and the President. Alexander II and Abraham Lincoln, Liberator and Emancipator Full-color exhibition catalog. Discover the story of Russian Tsar Alexander II and his friendship with Abraham Lincoln. This 8 ˝” x 11” 100 page catalog fully compliments the exhibition and various chapters explore the strong and cordial relationship Russia had with the United States in the 19th century. Includes artifact listings and information. $9.75, plus $6.95 shipping. |
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Portraits in Glass A basic curiosity about the faces in three stained glass windows at Trinity Episcopal Church, Oshkosh, and the discovery of old photographs have been combined to solve a 19th-century mystery, as told in a new museum publication written by Ginny Gross of the museum staff. The book includes color photos of the windows, the original portraits of the people depicted, and a series of photos showing the reinstallation of the Tiffany window after restoration in 2006. Museum Member price: $4.76 |
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A NEW DVD!: Mathias Kitz and the Apostles Clock For almost 60 years the Apostles Clock has been a popular attraction for thousands of visitors to the museum. This DVD presents the story of the Kitz family and how the Clock came to be created. Narrated by Wisconsin Public Radio's Jim Fleming. Bonus features show the internal mechanism, music selections from the Regina disk player, scenes of historic Oshkosh, and interviews with Dr. Richard Kitz, great-grandson of Mathias Kitz, the Clock's maker. Museum Member price: $7.97
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Like a Deer Chased by the Dogs: The Life of Chief Oshkosh by Scott Cross, Archivist, Oshkosh Public Museum. The life and times of Chief Oshkosh of the Menominee Nation; paperbound, 56 pages illustrated with historic photographs and images. Museum Member price: $4.76
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Voices of History, 1941-1945 by Bradley G. Larson, Director, Oshkosh Public Museum. Based on interviews with Oshkosh area veterans and those who remained on the Homefront; the story of how Oshkosh and surrounding areas participated in World War II. Paperbound, 223 pages, illustrated with hundreds of photos in color and black and white. In 2005, the American Association for State and Local History awarded this book its prestigious Certificate of Commendation for excellence Museum Member price: $7.16 |
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