Wisconsin
Wisconsin is a midwestern U. S. state with coastlines on 2 Great Lakes (Michigan and Superior) and an interior of forests and farms. Milwaukee, the largest city, is known for the Milwaukee Public Museum, with its numerous re-created international villages, and the Harley-Davidson Museum, displaying classic motorcycles. Several beer companies are based in Milwaukee, and many offer brewery tours.
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Neil Gehrels
Beatrice Selfridge
Harry Gordon Selfridge's daughter
Hal Raether
American baseball athlete
Laura L. Kiessling
American chemist
Noel Wien
American aviator
George Barnett
Drummer
Dave Schreiner
American football player
William Simon U'Ren
Former Oregon State Representative
Carson Abel Roberts
General
Phil Garthwaite
Former Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
Austin Ramesh
American football running back
Oscar Rennebohm
Former Governor of Wisconsin
Elmer Kraemer
American chemist
Lyle E. Schaller
American author
Calvin Callahan
Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
John Hammill
William M. Treloar
Tom Wopat
American actor
Joseph Detmer
American athlete
Tim Michels
American businessman
Shawn Eichorst
Thomas B. Larkin
Military personnel
Mary Lazich
Sandra A. Gregory
General
Jerome Theisen
Frank Kreyer
Motorsports racing driver
Tammy Baldwin
United States Senator
Liz Cheney
Former United States Representative
Mary Cheney
Dick Cheney's daughter
Andreas Burgess
Cinematographer
Bradley Whitford
American actor
Andrea Anders
Film character
Stacey Abrams
Former Georgia State Representative
Rob Marshall
American film director
George Kittle
Football tight end
Chris Farley
American comedian
Kid Nichols
Baseball player
Tyne Daly
American actress
David J. Lesar
American businessman
Chris Noth
American actor
Andrew Swant
American filmmaker
Mary Sweeney
American director
Leigh Zimmerman
American actress
John Jorgenson
American musician
Jeffrey Sprecher
Chief Executive Officer of Intercontinental Exchange
Joel McNeely
American composer
Linda Wallem
American actress
