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As a unique Earth Day celebration, UW-Green Bay Archives is working on a special project about local waterways such as the Bay, Fox River, Point au Sable, Baird Creek, Cat Island, Renard (Kidney) Island,...
The Minahan family was prominent in the Green Bay area. But in Lynda Drew’s new book, The Maid and the Socialite: Brave Women on Trial, readers learn the little known account of two local Green Bay...
GREEN BAY – A new book that not only celebrates Toft Point State Natural Area in Baileys Harbor but also gives people the chance to include their own thoughts and images from the place...
GREEN BAY – It might surprise some to learn that, in decades past, Green Bay’s residents were trailblazers for LGBTQ advocacy. Residents established the first AIDS care center in Wisconsin in the 1980s and recognized same-sex marriage...
Need a last minute gift for a Phoenix fan? Don’t forget about two great perspectives on men’s and women’s basketball. Peter Kraker’s Book, The Green Bay Way can be found at the Phoenix Bookstore;...
The UW-Green Bay Archives invites you to share your COVID-19 experiences and stories for the future. Consider sharing your experience by submitting this form. Keep diaries and journals, take photos, draw pictures of your experiences,...
A trip to the Brown County Register of Deed’s office led them to the City of Green Bay archives, which led them to Brown County Library records, which led them to the UW-Green Bay...
Author Tony Walter and his book about the 1930s Green Bay Packers were showcased during a free, online event. UW-Green Bay’s University Archives was the virtual host and also helped provide material for the book. Source: “The...
Looking forward to Jazz Fest 50 this Saturday, Jan. 25? Take a peek into the past through these photos capturing different Jazz Fests throughout the years, provided by the UW-Green Bay Archives and Area...
We heard about it late, but the Brown County Federation of History Organizations will offer free admission TODAY, Wednesday, May 15, from 4 to 8 p.m. See the Fox 11 story.
