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SUMMARY:One Faith\, Four Communities: Ethnic Diversity in the Milwaukee Archdiocese
DESCRIPTION:Catholicism in Milwaukee has always had a strong ethnic dimension\, a pattern that is most apparent on the parish level. I’ll tell the story of four parishes—St. Michael (German)\, St. Rose (Irish)\, St. Josaphat (Polish)\, and Our Lady of Pompeii (Italian)—and how they evolved as different expressions of the same universal faith. Enter at door 13 in the parish hall.
URL:https://johngurda.com/event/one-faith-four-communities-ethnic-diversity-in-the-milwaukee-archdiocese/
LOCATION:St. John the Evangelist Church\, 8500 W. Cold Spring Road\, Greenfield\, WI\, 53228
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SUMMARY:Smokestacks on the Lakefront: A History of Milwaukee's South Shore
DESCRIPTION:Milwaukee’s South Shore communities — Walker’s Point\, Bay View\, St. Francis\, Cudahy\, South Milwaukee\, and Oak Creek — are different expressions of the same theme. Just as the North Shore became a zone of affluence rooted in the Yankee Hill neighborhood\, the South Shore became a stronghold of industry — and industrial workers — anchored by a pioneer Bay View iron mill. From hams in Cudahy to mining shovels in South Milwaukee\, it’s all a single fascinating story. This presentation is part of the Bay View Historical Society’s annual dinner at the South Shore Yacht Club. To register and purchase tickets ($75 each)\, go to https://bayviewhistoricalsociety.org/event/bay-view-historical-society-annual-dinner/.
URL:https://johngurda.com/event/smokestacks-on-the-lakefront-a-history-of-milwaukees-south-shore/
LOCATION:South Shore Yacht Club\, 2300 E. Nock St.\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53207\, United States
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SUMMARY:Milwaukee\, A Community Built on Water: Our Use and Abuse of a Vital Resource
DESCRIPTION:Lake Michigan and the rivers that feed it have been Milwaukee’s dominant natural resources since the days of the Potawatomi. Join me for a lively illustrated look at the lake and its adjacent watersheds. See how they served the community as transportation routes\, recreational resources\, and industrial corridors\, and how they have weathered a cycle of heavy use and flagrant abuse to emerge as focal points of both celebration and concern in the twenty-first century. The companion book will be available for sale and signing.
URL:https://johngurda.com/event/milwaukee-a-community-built-on-water-our-use-and-abuse-of-a-vital-resource/
LOCATION:Wauwatosa Public Library\, 7635 W. North Ave.\, Wauwatosa\, WI\, United States
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