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SUMMARY:"Dear Jacob: A Mother's Journey of Hope" Program
DESCRIPTION:Patty Wetterling and Joy Baker will present on their book\, “Dear Jacob: A Mother’s Journey of Hope” at the Lyon County Museum\, 301 West Lyon Street\, Marshall on Saturday\, September 19 at 2:00 PM \nAbout the Program:\nOn October 22\, 1989\, in the small town of St. Joseph\, Minnesota\, eleven-year-old Jacob Wetterling was kidnapped at gunpoint.\nThe disappearance of Jacob was a story that haunted Minnesota and transformed the nation. In this special author visit\, Patty Wetterling shares the intimate\, behind-the-scenes account of those decades – not just as a search for a missing son\, but as a testament to a mother’s unwavering love and a community’s resilience. Together with Joy Baker\, the blogger whose independent research helped lead to the breakthrough in the case\, they will discuss the bond they formed and the power of never giving up. \nPatty Wetterling is a national advocate\, visionary and educator on the prevention of child abduction and exploitation. \nJoy Baker works as an independent marketing consultant\, professional copywriter\, and writing coach. \nThe program is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. Programs at the Lyon County Museum are sponsored by members. For more information\, contact the Lyon County Museum at 507-537-6580.
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/dear-jacob-a-mothers-journey-of-hope-program/
LOCATION:Lyon County Museum\, 301 West Lyon Street\, Marshall\, MN\, 56258\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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SUMMARY:"Wind\, Prairie\, and Stone in Southwest Minnesota" Program
DESCRIPTION:Jay Grammond will present\, “Wind\, Prairie\, and Stone in Southwest Minnesota” at the Lyon County Museum\, 301 West Lyon Street\, Marshall on Tuesday\, September 22 at 6:30 PM \nAbout the Program:\nStep into the windswept prairies and rugged stone country of Southwest Minnesota! In this fascinating presentation\, we’ll uncover hidden roadside curiosities\, explore historic windmills; stone buildings and formations\, and hear stories that bring the region’s past to life\, from railroad depots to churches\, to Carnegie libraries and so much more. This presentation features 18 counties of prairie beauty and one-of-a-kind landmarks. You will see familiar landscapes in a whole new way. \nJay Grammond is a Minnesota-based photographer\, author\, and public speaker known for capturing the essence of Americana\, rural landscapes\, remembering our veterans\, and fading history through his lens. As the creative force behind J Grammond Photography\, he leads photography workshops\, speaks at cultural and historical events\, sells Fine Art; and publishes books that preserve visual stories of the past. His work has been featured in galleries\, healthcare spaces\, radio\, tv\, and podcast programs; and educational programs throughout the region. Jay is passionate about using photography to honor veterans\, explore forgotten places\, and inspire others to pursue meaningful personal projects\, and to plant the idea with them that it is never too late to start something new. \nThe program is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. Programs at the Lyon County Museum are sponsored by members. For more information\, contact the Lyon County Museum at 507-537-6580.
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/wind-prairie-and-stone-in-southwest-minnesota-program/
LOCATION:Lyon County Museum\, 301 West Lyon Street\, Marshall\, MN\, 56258\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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SUMMARY:"Living (and Fighting) in the Bishop's Colony: St. Eloi's First Thirty Years" Program
DESCRIPTION:Postcard features a black and white photograph of St. Eloi Catholic Church\, Ghent. Postmarked Ghent\, March 26\, 1932 and addressed to Grandma De Backer\, Ghent. | Photo from Lyon County Museum \n\nAnita Gaul will present\, “Living (and Fighting) Together in the Bishop’s Colony: St. Eloi’s First Thirty Years” at the Lyon County Museum\, 301 West Lyon Street\, Marshall on Tuesday\, September 29 at 6:30 PM \nAbout the Program:\nBishop John Ireland of St. Paul established ten Catholic colonies in western Minnesota from 1876-1883\, including Ghent. Although the Bishop envisioned his colonies to be harmonious and prosperous settlements\, Ghent’s new St. Eloi parish experienced great turmoil as the Flemish and French-Canadian Catholics attempted to build a church. Dr. Gaul explores the fractious relationship between St. Eloi’s ethnic groups and the reasons why they were able to continue worshipping together in the same parish. \nDr. Anita Gaul currently teaches at Minnesota West Community & Technical College. Her work as an historian focuses on local and regional history. Her published works include The Women of Southwest Minnesota and the Great War (2018)\, Homely Girls and Pretty Babies: A History of the Murray County Fair (2013)\, and “Living in Perfect Harmony: A Multiethnic Catholic Parish on the Minnesota Prairie\, 1881-1910” in the Journal of American Ethnic History (2010). She is the winner of the 2026 Minnesota Board of Trustees Educator of the Year Award for Excellence in Teaching. \nThe program is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. Programs at the Lyon County Museum are sponsored by members. For more information\, contact the Lyon County Museum at 507-537-6580.
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/living-and-fighting-in-the-bishops-colony-st-elois-first-thirty-years-program/
LOCATION:Lyon County Museum\, 301 West Lyon Street\, Marshall\, MN\, 56258\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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SUMMARY:"Civic Pride: Historic Courthouses of Minnesota" Program-Marshall
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nDoug Ohman will present\, “Civic Pride: Historic Courthouses of Minnesota” at the Lyon County Museum\, 301 West Lyon Street\, Marshall on Tuesday\, October 27 at 6:30 PM \nAbout the Program:\nVisit many of Minnesota’s 87 counties through the eyes of the lens. Doug has photographed every courthouse in the state and has learned many interesting stories that are quickly being lost to time. Enjoy the beauty and elegance of our most treasured civic buildings. \nDoug Ohman has spent the past 30 + years photographing historic architecture and landscapes in Minnesota. His work has been featured in books\, magazines and calendars. Doug has spent the last twenty years selling photography art at local art & craft shows. \nAlong with being an independent photographer\, Doug is also a historian and public speaker. His focus has been Minnesota history. He gives public presentations to over 300 groups per/year and has been the featured host of eight PBS television programs. His program: Landmarks – Keeping history alive\, was nominated for a PBS Emmy in 2019. \nThe program is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. Programs at the Lyon County Museum are sponsored by members. For more information\, contact the Lyon County Museum at 507-537-6580.
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/civic-pride-historic-courthouses-of-minnesota-program-marshall/
LOCATION:Lyon County Museum\, 301 West Lyon Street\, Marshall\, MN\, 56258\, United States
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SUMMARY:"Enmity and Empathy: Japanese Americans in Minnesota During World War II" Program
DESCRIPTION:Ka Wong will present\, “Enmity and Empathy: Japanese Americans in Minnesota During World War II” at the Lyon County Museum\, 301 West Lyon Street\, Marshall on Tuesday\, October 20 at 6:30 PM \nAbout the Program:\nThe forced eviction and confinement of Japanese Americans after Pearl Harbor in 1941 was one of the worst civil rights violations of the twentieth century. In Minnesota\, the impact was dramatic: the state’s Japanese American population grew from just 51 in 1940 to several thousand by war’s end.\nDrawing on personal interviews\, archival sources\, and historical literature\, Professor Ka Wong explores the courageous struggles of trailblazers who left incarceration camps to rebuild their lives in Minnesota. The book illustrates how Japanese Americans transformed both the state and their own lives—from college students and Cadet Nurses to soldiers training at the Military Intelligence Service Language School at Camp Savage and Fort Snelling. Despite wartime hostility\, bonds of empathy developed between resettlers and local allies\, demonstrating a legacy of solidarity that remains deeply relevant today. \nKa Wong is Professor of Asian Studies at St. Olaf College in Northfield\, MN. His book Enmity and Empathy: Japanese Americans in Minnesota During World War II (Minnesota Historical Society Press) won the 2026 Emilie Buchwald Award for Minnesota Nonfiction at the Minnesota Book Awards. \nThe program is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. Programs at the Lyon County Museum are sponsored by members. For more information\, contact the Lyon County Museum at 507-537-6580.
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/enmity-and-empathy-japanese-americans-in-minnesota-during-world-war-ii-program/
LOCATION:Lyon County Museum\, 301 West Lyon Street\, Marshall\, MN\, 56258\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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SUMMARY:"Civic Pride: Historic Courthouses of Minnesota" Program
DESCRIPTION:Doug Ohman will present\, “Civic Pride: Historic Courthouses of Minnesota” at the Lyon County Museum\, 301 West Lyon Street\, Marshall on Tuesday\, October 27 at 6:30 PM \nAbout the Program:\nVisit many of Minnesota’s 87 counties through the eyes of the lens. Doug has photographed every courthouse in the state and has learned many interesting stories that are quickly being lost to time. Enjoy the beauty and elegance of our most treasured civic buildings. \nDoug Ohman has spent the past 30 + years photographing historic architecture and landscapes in Minnesota. His work has been featured in books\, magazines and calendars. Doug has spent the last twenty years selling photography art at local art & craft shows. \nAlong with being an independent photographer\, Doug is also a historian and public speaker. His focus has been Minnesota history. He gives public presentations to over 300 groups per/year and has been the featured host of eight PBS television programs. His program: Landmarks – Keeping history alive\, was nominated for a PBS Emmy in 2019. \nThe program is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. Programs at the Lyon County Museum are sponsored by members. For more information\, contact the Lyon County Museum at 507-537-6580.
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/civic-pride-historic-courthouses-of-minnesota-program/
LOCATION:Lyon County Museum\, 301 West Lyon Street\, Marshall\, MN\, 56258\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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