Western Great Lakes
The Western Great Lakes, Lake Superior and Michigan, distinguish the area’s three states: Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Formed by Ice Age glaciers, miles of navigable waterways and important ports provide endless opportunities for year-round recreation.
Trace the history of Abraham Lincoln, the legendary lumberjack Paul Bunyan, and Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Or ponder modern wonders like the river that flows backwards and the world’s tallest building.
This captivation 60-minute informational video provides and inspiring preview for your own exploration of this diverse region.
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Western Great |
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota |
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Fort Crevecoeur, Lincoln Home National Historic Site, Lincoln's Tomb |
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State Historic Site, Lincoln's New Salem State Park |
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Chicago |
Sears Tower, Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago Zoological Park, |
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Brookfield Zoo, John G Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum of Natural History |
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Museum of Science & Industry |
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Milwaukee |
Old Wade House & Wisconsin, Carriage Museum, Milwaukee Zoo, |
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Milwaukee Public Museum, Old World Milwaukee, Ringling Brothers & |
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Barnum & Bailey Circus, Circus World Museum, Frank Lloyd Wrights Home |
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Spring Green |
House on the Rock, Prairie Du Sac, Villa Louis |
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Manitowoc |
Manitowoc Maritime Museum, Oshkosh, EAA Air Adventure Museum |
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Superior |
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Duluth |
Devils Square, The Depot, Old Immigration Room, Apostle Isles |
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Hibbing |
Greyhound Bus Company, US Hockey Hall of Fame |
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Alexandria |
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Minneapolis-St. Paul |
State Capitol, Science Museum of Minnesota, |
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Minneapolis Society of Find Arts Park |
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Executive Producer: John Bartell |
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On Line Editor: Robert Lind |
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Videographers: Gene Moffett and Scott Wright |
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Written and Narrated: Bob White |
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Editor: Bill Heiss |
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Art Director: Joe Negri |
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