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  • av Merab-Michal Favorite
    369,-

  • av Mansfield Area Historical Society
    369,-

    As the Memphis Line was pushing eastward through the virgin Ozark hills, railroad officials realized that watering stations were needed every 8 to 10 miles. One such station was built on the future site of the town of Mansfield. In 1882, F.M. Mansfield and George Nettleton officially established the town. Noted for its rolling hills and abundance of natural water sources, Mansfield became known as the "Gem of the Ozarks." Early settlers that were drawn to the area established local businesses, including orchards, canning factories, and mines. Farming became an essential way of life for most rural residents. Today, the town is famous as the place where author Laura Ingalls Wilder, who lived here from 1894 until her death in 1957, wrote her renowned Little House books. It was also the boyhood home of Major League Baseball player Carl Mays, who at one point was a teammate of Babe Ruth.

  • av Bill Branch & Paula H Oliver
    395,-

  • av Edgar Gamboa Navar & Edgar Gamboa N Var
    395,-

  • av Linda Braden Albert & David R Duggan
    395,-

  • av LaRayne M Topp
    395,-

  • av Jill Florence Lackey & Rick Petrie
    395,-

    The Old South Side has always welcomed ethnic groups. In the late 1800s, the area was developed by immigrant Poles, who became the dominant population for over 100 years. They celebrated their traditions, building churches, businesses, and service organizations and bringing over distinctive features from their homeland. While other Milwaukee ethnic neighborhoods gradually dissipated in the mid-20th century because of assimilation pressures, freeway building, or urban renewal programs, the Old South Side remained solidly Polish. Perhaps for this reason, the area became the destination of the fair housing marches. By the late 1960s, African Americans began demanding legislation that would allow them to live anywhere in the city, including the Old South Side. While African Americans never migrated to the area in great numbers, other populations did. A survey nearly a half century later revealed that people of 110 national backgrounds now lived on the Old South Side, with the three largest groups being Mexicans, Poles, and American Indians. Today, the neighborhood faith communities, businesses, sports, and celebrations strongly reflect the influence of these three communities.

  • av Mona Robinson Mills
    395,-

  • av Kimberly Sheintal
    395,-

  • av The Scott Historical and Genealogical So
    395,-

  • av Suzee Soldanels Oberg & Overland Park Historical Society
    395,-

  • av Jerry Wilkinson & Mr Brad Bertelli
    369,-

  • av Deborah, Deborah Kohl Kremer & Sis Harmeling
    395,-

  • av Carol Bohl & David R Atkinson
    395,-

  • av Jim Robison
    395,-

  • av Todd E Styles
    369,-

  • av Frank Absher
    369,-

  • av Amy Troolin & Earl J Foster
    395,-

  • av Nancy Huddleston
    395,-

  • av Dare Strickland & Gary Haney
    369,-

  • av Stephanie Bearce & Dickinson County Historical Society
    395,-

  • - The War Years
    av Mike Buckendorf
    395,-

  • av Jim Ross & Jon Sonderman
    369,-

  • av Roger Bell
    395,-

  • - Massachusetts
    av Ken Skulski, Katherine Khalife & Eartha Dengler
    369,-

  • av Mary Lou Weller
    395,-

  • - A Venture of Faith
    av Anestes G Fotiades
    369,-

  • av Warren D Huse
    369,-

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