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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Ray McCallum Jr.
American professional basketball player
Nick Hexum
American singer-songwriter
Bob Suter
American ice hockey player
Drew McDermott
Artificial Intelligence scientist
John Tench
Actor
Aaron Posner
American playwright
Sumner Slichter
American economist
Jona Bechtolt
Musician
Sophia Minnaert
Television personality
The Audible Doctor
American record producer
Willard Waterman
American character actor
Eric Heiden
American physician
Craig Hickman
American writer
Zachary Mortensen
American film producer
Sandra Nelson
American actress
Dan Mirvish
American filmmaker
Lisa Saffer
Soprano
Ned Liebl
Actor
Amos Wilder
American poet
Shoshana Sperling
Actress
Phyllis Bramson
American artist
Barbara Browning
American novelist
Ann Risley
American actress
Michelle Rohl
Olympic athlete
Frank Ackerman
American economist
Amanda Kessel
American ice hockey player
Tim Stracka
American football player
Leo Sidran
Musician
James Creitz
Mark Hengst
Actor
Jay Norvell
American football coach
Thomas Thorn
American musician
Daurice Fountain
American football wide receiver
Joe Schermie
American musician
Steve Tibbetts
American jazz guitarist
Quincy Tyler Bernstine
Actress
Jeff Nygaard
American volleyball player
Jerry Kelly
American professional golfer
Keith Carter
American athlete who plays basketball
Hendrik Wade Bode
American engineer
Helen Weaver
American writer
Philip La Follette
Former Governor of Wisconsin
Fola La Follette
Politician
Jon Mabe
Musical artist
James Bidgood
American artist
Adam Burish
Ice hockey winger
Tohoru Masamune
Actor
