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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Joel Hodgson
American writer
Floyd Lounsbury
American linguist
Chester Yorton
American bodybuilder
Blake A. Hoena
Author
Abbie Betinis
American composer
Ross Kolodziej
American football player
Chris Solinsky
Long-distance runner
Kyle Greig
American soccer player
Ben Provisor
American olympian
William A. Bablitch
Politician
Kurt Peterson
Actor
Caleb Frostman
Politician
Ian Holland
American cricketer
Janel McCarville
American professional basketball player
Julie Lassa
Former Member of the Wisconsin State Senate
George Spindler
Anthropologist
Louis Molepske
Attorney
Aaron Harstad
Garrett Weber-Gale
American swimmer
Peggy Rajski
American filmmaker
Mary Chind-Willie
Photographer
Florence Blake
American nurse
Suzy Favor Hamilton
American former middle-distance runner
Jim Newman
American actor
Harry McCurdy
Baseball player
Nicole Hauser
Roy Patterson
Baseball player
Graham Elwood
American comedian
Mike McCabe
Political figure
Thomas A. Loftus
American diplomat
Austin Arians
Bob Homme
American television actor
John E. Erickson
Former Governor of Montana
Ralph Wise Zwicker
Alex Arians
Basketball player
Derek Kraus
Motorsports racing driver
Rich Seubert
American football guard
Stuart Hagmann
Television director
Victoria Vox
Singer
Arthur G. Hansen
Philanthropist
Casey Rabach
American football center
Nick Greisen
American football player
Doug Larson
Columnist
Mary Maples Dunn
American historian
Eddie Cochems
American football player
Max McHugh
Jordan Matson
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