Collections of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin Vol 1


Lu par Ted Lienhart

The Wisconsin Historical Society was founded in 1846, even before Wisconsin achieved U.S. statehood. The Secretary, Lyman Draper, began in the early 1850s to solicit articles from around the state containing early impressions and descriptions of original pioneer settlers. Settlement of the territory was so recent that some authors were personally acquainted with the first settlers in their areas. This first volume of the State Historical Society Collections, edited by Draper and published in 1855, contains accounts by travelers in the 1700s and early 1800s, accounts of early settlements, and information about the Native Americans that inhabited the Territory. - Summary by Ted Lienhart (5 hr 25 min)

Chapitres

Lyman Copeland Draper: A Memoir 44:43 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Green Bay in 1726 6:32 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Lieut. James Gorrell's Journal Part 1 28:40 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Lieut. James Gorrell's Journal Part 2 27:39 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Recollections of Green Bay in 1816-17 34:38 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Recollections of a Tour Through Wisconsin in 1832 Part 1 25:45 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Recollections of a Tour Through Wisconsin in 1832 Part 2 25:50 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Legends of the Winnebagoes 16:48 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Early Times in Wisconsin 19:33 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Sketch of Calumet County 8:25 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Sketch of Richland County 5:37 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Wisconsin Geographical Names 11:51 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Indian Names 7:06 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Indian Nomenclature, and the Chippewas 17:06 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Reminiscences of Wisconsin Part 1 18:02 Lu par Ted Lienhart
Reminiscences of Wisconsin Part 2 27:12 Lu par Ted Lienhart