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Our 2019 Event Details: View/download/print the event flier here, and the combination flier and registration form here, and a detailed press release here. Bio's on our speakers, historical insights about Germany and the mid 19th century emigration; links to books, photos, and youtube videos can all be found in our Heritage Resource page. Registration opens June 1st, on-line registration available here. Preliminary schedule of events (subject to change): German Heritage Day (all details subject to change):
A symposium on the culture of Germany
in the 19th century and the
immigration movement into Wisconsin in the 1840s Morning Symposium 8:30a to 4p 8:30a—1:45p held at Lakeshore Technical College 1290 North Ave, Cleveland, WI (east entrance) Symposium and lunch: $25 members and seniors; $30 others
Registration by July 27: check to Centreville Settlement, Inc., PO Box 13630,
Newton, WI 53063 8:30a Registration, displays and coffee 9a Dr. Richard Otto Wiegand “Excerpts from Centreville, an Historical Fiction” 10a Dr. Merry Wiesner-Hanks “Germany to Wisconsin: Immigrant Families of the Nineteenth Century” 11a Dr. Eric Yonke “German Lands in the Nineteenth Century—Patterns of Emigration” Luncheon 12p to 12:45p 1p John Barbeau “The History of Sheepshead (Shafkopf)” 1p James E. Schulz “Methods for Researching Your Roots: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” Afternoon Events held at the historic Lutze Housebarn, 13630 S. Union Road, Newton WI (2mi from LTC) 2p—2:30p Rev. George Enderle—church service in German as in the 1800s 2:30p - 4p • Talk by Dr. Richard Otto Wiegand on his upcoming book • Talk by James E. Shultz on genealogy research • Tours of the Lutze Housebarn Newton, WI 53063 • Spinning, weaving and demonstrations • Quilt and antique toy displays Questions: Glenn Lutze 920-582-4280 lutzes@bglcomputers.com Sponsored by: Centreville Settlement, Inc. www.centrevillesettlement.com
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