Durward's Glen and Baraboo Journey Through Time
The article traces a scenic Baraboo to Durward's Glen trip with views of the Bluffs, Lake Wisconsin, and Point Sauk. It details the Durward family history from Edinburgh to Milwaukee, then their migration to Baraboo in 1862, the Glen’s landmarks, and St. Mary's of the Pines chapel with Durward burial sites and station shrines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Durward
Merrimack
Ringlingville
Glenville
Point Sauk
Durward’s Glen
Bernard J. Durward
Montrose
Scotland
Margaret Hilyard
Manchester
England
America
Joshua Hathaway
Milwaukee
Henri
State Historical Society of
Wisconsin
Madison
Dodge County
J. T. Durward
St. Francis Seminary
Caledonia Hills
Glen
Thoreau
Frederick
Bernard
Riverside
Percy
Charles
The
Dorward
Maine
Emerson
John Thomas
St .Joseph’s
Holy Land
Holy Writ
St. James
Wilfred J. Durward
Tacoma
Washington
Andrew
Mary Thecla Durward
the Glen
Wisconsin River
Portage
Potsdam
Annals of the Glen
B. I. Durward
St. Mary’s of the Pines
James
John
Collegeville
Minnesota
St. Francis
Delaroche
Palestine
Via Dolorosa
Jerusalem
Bernard I. Durward
Mary Thecla
Old Friends Are True Friends and the Glen Memorial
A memorial account describes the Glen and a stone set for the artist and friends. It details inscriptions and symbols, naming Miss Anna Eliza Star Aubrey Thomas de Vere Coventry Patmore James Booth and others, noting the artist poet’s family home and woodland setting with inscriptions to Ruskin Onahan and notable locals.
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Anna Eliza Star
Chicago
Aubrey Thomas de Vere
Sir Aubrey de Vere
James Booth
Mr. Durward
Manchester
England
New York
Coventry Kersey Dighton Patmore
Val Zimmerman
Milwaukee
John Ruskin
W. J. Onahan
Hat Tired Feeling Warns Tonic Needed Says Ad
An advertising claim urges readers to use Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior tonic and blood purifier for fatigue. The copy positions the product as the best remedy for tired feeling and related weaknesses.
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Hood
Hare Raising Foxes Near Monroe Attracts Attention
L. L. Hare, a farmer two miles west of Monroe, is raising eight red foxes aged one to two years. The harsh cold weather is boosting the fur’s value and attracting interest in the venture.
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L. L. Hare
Monroe
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Theresa M. Durward
Kentucky
Grance
Velvet Joe
John Roarn
Ented
General Sherman
Glenman