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.
People died in Wisconsin (First 49 people) - Page 1
Gunnar Johansen
Pianist
Lewis Strang
John J. Blaine
Former Governor of Wisconsin
Al McGuire
American basketball coach
Terry Ratzmann
Arpad Elo
American-Hungarian chess player
Don Pavletich
American baseball player
Tom Poberezny
Aviator
John Cudahy
American diplomat
William Robert Taylor
Former Governor of Wisconsin
Ginger Beaumont
American baseball player
Harry V. Quadracci
John J. Jenkins
U. S. representative
Richard L. Murphy
Former U.S. senator
Burleigh Grimes
American baseball player
Rembert Weakland
American bishop
Jeffrey Dahmer
American serial killer
James T. Lewis
American lawyer
Bob Poser
Baseball player
Roderic O'Connor
Land commissioner
Julius La Rosa
American singer
Gunhilde Hasalhaugen
Tron Andersen Wintrone
Theodore Wintrone II
Andrew Wintrone
Farmer
Herman Ekern
Former Wisconsin Attorney General
Sylvan Muldoon
Henry S. Magoon
Former United States Representative
Ben Johnston
American musical composer
Henry Maier
Former Mayor of Milwaukee
Jack Zuta
Francis H. Snow
Entomologist
Helena Znaniecki Lopata
American sociologist
William Moxley
Former United States Representative
Evan Lewis
American professional wrestler
Horace Ellis
Charles Comiskey
American baseball player
Emil Gross
American baseball player
Stevie Ray Vaughan
American musician
John F. Potter
Politician
Marcus Thrane
Author
George B. Shaw
U. S. representative
George Sutor
Basketball player
Rita Gross
American scholar
Joe Merten
Basketball player
Patty Regan
TV actress
Herm Johnson
Motorsports racing driver