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The Truth About Townsend
$35.00
Volume I 1860-1940. Hard Cover. 210 pages with 100 photos. Amazing story of small settlement's struggle to survive in the Central Wisconsin northwoods. Detailed history from the wild and woolly logging days to the doomed dependence on dairy farming. Compiled using oral interviews, books, journals, newspaper articles and tombstones.
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The Truth About Townsend
$25.00
Volume I 1860-1940. Soft Cover. 210 pages with 100 photos. Amazing story of small settlement's struggle to survive in the Central Wisconsin northwoods. Detailed history from the wild and woolly logging days to the doomed dependence on dairy farming. Compiled using oral interviews, books, journals, newspaper articles and tombstones.
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My Mother Kept a Scrapbook
$13.50
Must read memoir of Gerhard Johnson, Wausau WI resident who spent 15 months in Nazi captivity. Back home, his mother kept a scrapbook of letters, telegrams, clippings and bulletins in a heroic effort to keep her absent son alive as long as possible.
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Breastless But Still Breathing
$13.50
An inspirational memoir by Anita DuJardin Hockers. Traces her valiant fight against the insidious killer that affects one in seven women. A must-read for women and the men who love them.
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Sunrise Sunset
$12.50
A heartwarming and inspirational mainstream novel that traces the circle of life from infertility to Alzheimer's Disease. A beautiful novel of love and loss.
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Portly Princess of Thynneland
$17.75
A delightfully entertaining tale of an overweight princess growing up in a land where it is illegal to be fat. Her exploits and adventures are not only humorous but insightful!
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