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Portage, Wisconsin
Constructed started in 1849 to connect the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers. The full canal system was not completed until 1876 by the Army Corps of Engineers but by then the railroad had bypassed water as the main mode of transportation.
The battleship Wisconsin (BB 64) at Nauticus in downtown Norfolk, Va. This was the last of the four battleships placed back in commission in the late 1980s to be decommissioned for the final time. The Navy has no active battleships although the media sometimes will call a Navy warship "a battleship." Lubbers!! Norfolk, Va. 28 September 2008
I find this curious. Why not specify when the building is open instead. This must have been placed by someone who sees the glass as half-empty, not half full.
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This historic, though heavily remodeled bar and grill in Whitelaw, WI. is perhaps the perfect encapsulation of small town living in Wisconsin.
www.mfairlady.com/wiscglacialmounds/
www.mfairlady.com/sea-change-and-sea-kayaking/
Located between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River, Wisconsin is divided into five distinct geographical regions providing a variety of amazing hiking and kayaking.
Crow perched on a streetlight over West Washington Avenue in Madison, Wisconsin on an October afternoon
A student signs the book signifying that she is becoming part of the UW-Superior incoming class. Upon signing the book, each student received the tassel to be worn on his or her mortarboard at Commencement.
Pix from the Northeast Wisconsin Global Fatbike Day gathering in Two Rivers, WI. We had about 30 riders over two days and 3 separate rides. Avesome!
The statue of Col. Hans Christian Heg, a Wisconsin Civil War hero, guards the King Street entrance to the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison.
Historical interpretative exhibit at Wisconsin's Point of Beginning.
www.uwgb.edu/dutchs/geolwisc/geostops/Point of Beginning.HTM