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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Claire Decker
Motorsports racing driver
Tim Branham
Beauford T. Anderson
Soldier
Jim Holperin
Former Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Tourism
Karen Burton
American swimmer
Matthew Valiant
Lorena Hickok
American journalist
Brett Prahl
American basketball player
Eugene W. Chafin
American Politician
Annie Haeger
Olympic athlete
Dean Dingman
Former american football player
Harriet G. R. Wright
Former Colorado State Representative
Barbara Bedford
American actress
Justin Vernon
American singer
Paul Menard
American race car driver
Mary Brunner
John Myhers
American character actor
Geoffrey Keezer
American jazz pianist
Beth Lacke
Actress
Steve Gunderson
Former United States Representative
Mark Kosower
Cellist
S. Carey
Musician
Sarah Godlewski
Entrepreneur
Brad Radke
Baseball player
Curt Boettcher
American singer
Roderick Strong
American professional wrestler
Robert Jenson
American theologian
Cub Buck
American football player
Dana Wachs
American lawyer
Jake McCabe
Ice hockey defenseman
Tod Ohnstad
American machinist
Nancy B. Jackson
American chemist
Jerry Wunsch
Former American football player
Andrew Cray
American political figure
Kim Severson
Writer
David Nordström
Actor
Jake Dowell
Ice hockey center
John Menard Jr.
CEO of Menards
Ben Loomis
American nordic combined skier
Mike Kappus
American record producer
Patrick McLain
American goalkeeper
Marv Harshman
Basketball coach
Karl Knaths
American artist
H. C. Erik Midelfort
Professor
Ralph A. Ofstie
Mikel Kuehn
American musical artist
Daniel Brenna
Opera singer
