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Wisconsin's Quirky Secrets Revealed in New Books

13 Dec

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Summary

  • Authors explore Wisconsin's hidden history through unique roadside attractions.
  • Books feature quirky stories like a roof painted 'Welcome to Cleveland'.
  • New releases highlight Wisconsin's unique culture beyond famous icons.
Wisconsin's Quirky Secrets Revealed in New Books

Travel writers Tom Manus and Kristi Flick Manus have captured the essence of Wisconsin's unique character in their latest book releases. "Historic Wisconsin Roadsides" and "Secret Wisconsin" delve into the state's lesser-known attractions, offering readers a glimpse into its quirky history and unusual local lore. The couple focuses on "back roads and two-lane highways," seeking out the charm that often eludes typical tourist paths.

These books highlight captivating stories, such as a humorous rooftop message that misdirects air travelers, the enduring legacy of a Titanic survivor's family at a Janesville Chinese restaurant, and a bar displaying a rare 19th-century circus lithograph. Other features include a unique Friday fish fry paired with donuts and a museum dedicated to the Duncan yo-yo company in Luck.

The authors express a deep passion for uncovering and sharing Wisconsin's distinctive identity, believing it to be one of the quirkiest states in the U.S. They encourage exploring beyond well-known symbols like cheese and beer to truly experience the state's charm by venturing into its small towns, where its most unusual treasures reside.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Tom Manus and Kristi Flick Manus are known for their travel writing, focusing on uncovering quirky and unusual attractions off the beaten path.
These books are available at local Wisconsin stores like Dotters Books and The Local Store, as well as online retailers such as Amazon.
The authors find Wisconsin quirky due to its unique local people and the unusual roadside attractions and stories they create, distinct from its famous symbols.

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