Winona’s History on the River Cruise Series Sets Sail This Summer

Winona's History on the River Cruise Series Sets Sail This Summer

History on the River: An Educational Cruise Series by Winona County Historical Society

Winona County Historical Society is excited to announce its ‘History on the River’ educational cruise series for the summer season! Join us on board The Cal Fremling and explore the rich cultural heritage of the Mississippi River while enjoying lively talks, live music, refreshments, and stunning river views.

Steamboats on a Smaller Scale with Frederick Beseler

Learn about the history of steamboats, both big and small, with Frederick Beseler. Frederick will showcase steamboat models built in the 1940s and 50s by Jacob Mathias of Wabasha, Minnesota. Discover the history of each real steamboat that plied the Mississippi River and Winona’s levee more than a century ago.

Related Keywords: Steamboat Models, Mississippi River, Jacob Mathias, History of Steamboats

Live Music with Stacy Hughes

Enjoy musical entertainment on the river with Stacy Hughes, a singer/songwriter with over 30 years of experience. Stacy will bring her melodious voice on board to serenade you with her hits.

Related Keywords: Live Music, Singer/Songwriter, Musical Entertainment, River Views

The First 100 Years of the “Upper Miss” River Refuge with Jim Nissen

Discover the rich history of the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge with Jim Nissen. Established in 1924, the refuge extends over 240,000 acres and 261 miles of the Mississippi River, across four states: Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Iowa. It was created as a safe haven for fish, wildlife, and plants, as well as a breeding site for migratory birds.

Related Keywords: Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge, History, Wildlife, Migratory Birds, Plants

Hannibal’s Invisibles with G. Faye Dant & Art of the Rural

Join G. Faye Dant, the Founding Director of Jim’s Journey: The Huck Finn Freedom Center, as she shares with you the captivating stories of “Hannibal’s Invisibles.” These are universal stories of colored faces and places that chronicle the life of locals in a coffee table book with vintage photographs. This book will soon be published and available for purchase.

Related Keywords: Hannibal’s Invisibles, G. Faye Dant, Jim’s Journey: The Huck Finn Freedom Center, Coffee Table Book, Vintage Photographs

Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the beauty, history and culture of the Mississippi River. Join us aboard The Cal Fremling for an unforgettable journey!

Originally Post From https://www.kttc.com/2024/06/18/winonas-history-river-cruise-series-sets-sail-this-summer/

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