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Tom and Debbi King, Solon Springs, WI, will share their adventures in far northwestern Wisconsin. They live in their treasured old-growth family forest homestead from post-Civil-War days. There they raise a flock of Icelandic sheep on hills with awesome views of Lake Superior. Experienced professional writers, the Kings will talk about their books (also for sale) and other publications. They will also include original instrumental and vocal music of Northland critters, people and places, plus humorous and moving raps, rhymes and spoken-word art. Their songs and tales of the North will entertain you, as they offer hands-on, 3-D props and learning experiences. No live sheep will be featured.
Tom is UWEC professor emeritus of communication sciences and disorders. Debbi is retired Dean of Students, Northwood Technical College, Superior, WI. Both are experienced skiers, hikers, amateur radio fans, and karate black belts (50+ years), staying fit and strong with their rigorous outdoor physical demands in all seasons. You will enjoy this informative, fun session as Tom and Debbi King celebrate Northland life and adventures.
WHEN: Wednesday, September 6, at 6:30 p.m.
WHERE: Riverview Room, L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library
COST: Free Admission (books available for purchase from Friends of the Library)
Open House/Guided Tours from 10 – 2 on second and fourth Saturdays throughout the year.
Learn about Waldemar Ager—author, journalist, businessman, civic leader in Eau Claire from 1903 – 1041. Browse our library of more than 1,500 books related to Nordic culture, literature, history, language, and genealogy.
Tours of the house are free. Donations welcomed.
Events are scheduled throughout the year.
The Waldemar Ager Association
Velkommen! Established in 1993, the Waldemar Ager Association, Inc. is 501(c)(3) non profit organization dedicated to promoting, preserving, and maintaining the home, heritage, and literary works of Waldemar Ager; creating opportunities for the study of Nordic culture, and promoting the study and appreciation of immigrant cultures.
A video tour of the Waldemar Ager House and Museum in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
The Ager house is open regularly for visitors. Best of all, it is free to explore with docents available to guide you through the house and answer your questions.
514 West Madison Street, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54703, United States
The Ager house is open the second and fourth Saturdays every month from 10:00am to 2:00pm.