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SUMMARY:Hemlock Bark and Wisconsin’s Tanning Industry:The World Walked on Milwaukee Leather
DESCRIPTION:Presenter: John Bates\nMilwaukee led the world in tanning leather in the early 1900s\, though tanneries were in operation throughout all of Wisconsin from the mid-1800s to the early 1920s. Most used hemlock bark for tanning the leather\, thus hemlock trees were cut down by the tens of millions to supply the tanneries. The tanbark industry was an important part of early Wisconsin’s economy and thousands of people were employed around the state in the art of bark tanning.
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SUMMARY:Wisconsin’s Fire Towers – 1911 to the Present Day
DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Ricky Kubicek\nTranscending their original purpose as monumental-scale tools\, Wisconsin’s fire towers inhabit a special sense of place for the state’s residents. While the function of towers has shifted over the past 20-30 years from that of key component of the fire protection system to a charismatic landscape anachronism\, they remain fixed in memory.
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SUMMARY:Elk in Wisconsin: A History
DESCRIPTION:Presenters: Anna Brose & Ron Eckstein\nTrace the story of Elk before European Settlement\, to an attempt at restoration in 1913-1917 in Vilas County\, to current successes in Northern and Western Wisconsin.
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