Our library has many Wisconsin history books |
One in a series by CGS member Chris Pattillo, highlighting some of our holdings at the Library in
Oakland. For a fuller listing of books, journals, and more, consult the CGS Library catalog in WorldCat.
Our collection of books for Wisconsin is unique for its sameness. We have a disproportionate number of books about the history of the
state and counties plus a number of biographies. This fact no doubt reflects
the interests of the individuals who donated these books to our library.
Our collection of books for Wisconsin is unique for its sameness. We have a disproportionate number
Our collections starts and ends with two sets of journals. The
first is Wisconsin State Genealogical Society Newsletter beginning in
1955 and continuing to the current issues. Featured in the
most recent issue is “Destiny of the Republic: A Tale of Madness, Medicine and
the Murder of a President” – sounds intriguing. I was impressed to find a list
of their scheduled webinar topics, one for each month of the year. Much of the newsletter consists of announcements
of upcoming events much like our eNews.
Recent edition of the Wisconsin State Genealogical Society Newsletter |
Towards the end of the Wisconsin collection the topics are more diverse. One such book is History of the Oshkosh Welsh Settlement, 1847-1947. This provides the history of the Welsh of Winnebago and Fond du Lac counties. It was edited by Rev. David Davies and translated by Hanes Y. Cymry.
Example of photo collections in History of the Oshkosh Welsh Settlement |
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