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.
People born in Wisconsin (First 49 people) - Page 2
Bennett Koch
American basketball player
David Steffen
Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
Jake Koch
Basketball player
Adam Koch
American professional basketball player
Charles Winninger
American film actor
Frank A. Day
Former Member of the Minnesota State Senate
Jordan Zimmermann
Baseball pitcher
Don Vruwink
Educator
Dan Devine
American football player
Lillian Leighton
American film actress
Thornton Kipper
Baseball player
James Patrick Powers
Prelate
John Wevers
Otto Ringling
Daryl Morey
General Manager of the Houston Rockets
Stuart Palmer
Novelist
Shane Wimann
American football tight end
Boom Forest
Musical artist
John Ringling North
Beryl Newman
Military personnel
Mike Reinfeldt
Former American football player
Len Koenecke
American baseball player
E. J. Waggoner
Ed Brooks
American Politician
May Wood Simons
American writer
Jen Steele
Actress
Ben Hur Lampman
American editor
Chris Kroeze
Singer
Charles C. McDonald
General
Ben Peterson
American wrestler
Eric Price
American actor
Nathan Van Cleave
Composer
Beth Meyers
American social worker
Gerald Lorge
American Politician
Bobby Hatfield
American singer
Dorothy Best
Actress
Raymond Z. Gallun
American fiction writer
Delia Akeley
American explorer
Eddie Rivers
Guitar player
Lois Ehlert
Author
Jason Maas
American football player
Robert Kastenmeier
Politician
Shelley Shannon
David Maley
American ice hockey player
Mark Born
Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
Edward Creutz
American physicist
André Jacque
Member of the Wisconsin State Senate
