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Mineral Point Heritage Bus Tour

October 18, 2014
Mineral Point Heritage Bus Tour
The Madison Trust for Historic Preservation (MTHP) invites you to learn how immigrants made Mineral Point.  Anna Andrzejewski, Professor of Art History at UW-Madison, will lead the heritage tour October 18, 2014 (9:30 am - 4:30 pm) to and through one of Wisconsin's most historic cities. Tickets for the all-day bus tour are $65 ($55 for MTHP members) and can be purchased at www.madisonpreservation.org

Participants will enjoy an interior tour of Orchard Lawn Estate, which also serves as the headquarters of the Mineral Point Historical Society.  In addition to a drive through Mineral Point, there will be short walking tour stops to look at working class miner housing on Shake Rag Alley as well as middle-class housing off Jail Alley.  Some walking of steep hills (2-3 blocks) and standing is required. Comfortable footwear is recommended. As part of this tour a luncheon, featuring Cornish pasties and regional dishes, will be served at the Walker House which is one of the region’s oldest buildings. 

This tour is in celebration of the Madison Trust for Historic Preservation’s 40th anniversary.  Participants will meet in Verona and board a coach bus.  Professor
Andrzejewski has been conducting research in Mineral Point for nearly a decade,
and her research will form the basis of this tour focusing on the complex history of the town as revealed in the region's nineteenth- and twentieth-century architecture.  The town's Cornish roots will be examined while also considering the other ethnic groups that came to southwestern Wisconsin as part of the lead rush during the middle third of the nineteenth century.

The bus will depart for our tour promptly at 9:30 AM from the Verona Park and Ride Lot, so please arrive by 9:15 AM to board and get settled.

Tickets: 
$65 ($55 for Madison Trust for Historic Preservation members). Advance
tickets available at www.madisonpreservation.org.

For more information about the Madison Trust for Historic Preservation programs:
Web:  www.madisonpreservation.org
Facebook:
Madison Trust for Historic Preservation
Twitter:
@MSNPreservation
Email:
info@madisonpreservation.org


 
Location Information
Verona Park and Ride Lot
Intersection of business US 18/151 and Old PB.
Verona and Mineral Point , WI
 
Contact Information
Email: margoduf@gmail.com
Phone: 608-441-8864 or 608-441-8864
   



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