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Wisconsin 2011
No full textPanel title.; Includes text, notes with color illustrations Select sites on map shown with pictorial symbols and text.; On verso with text, color illustrations, advertisements and descriptive index [directory] to cheese makers and cheese shops.; Above map and panel titles: "A traveler's guide to Wisconsin cheese [logo]"; Additional panel text: "Wisconsin Cheese (logo): Any time of year is a great time for a road trip to Wisconsin. Each season has its scenic charm, and Wisconsin cheese -- our signature attraction -- is always in season. Our cheese makers and cheese shops welcome you along ethe way."Color
Wisconsin 2011
No full textIncludes text, geologic cross section showing ground between La Crosse and Milwaukee and diagram "What's under Milwaukee?"; "M502/2011."Color
Oral History Interview with Loree Cook-Daniels, January 30, 2011
No full textLoree Cook-Daniels has been an active member in the Milwaukee LGBT community, affiliated with FORGE, Diverse and Resilient, the Milwaukee LGBT Community Center, SAGE Milwaukee, and the Lesbian Alliance of Metro Milwaukee. Cook-Daniels discusses her marriage to her partner, Marcelle, in the mid-1980s; Marcelle's transition to a man while Loree remained a lesbian; and the lesbian community's rejection of them as a couple. She also recounts her frustration with the transgender community as it existed in the mid-1990s, and her role in advocating for the importance of Significant Others, Friends, Families, and Allies (SOFFAs) to transgender people. Cook-Daniels describes her involvement with FORGE, a Milwaukee-based organization formed to provide to provide peer support primarily to those on the female-to-male (FTM) gender spectrum and SOFFAs. She identifies two important moments in the recent history of Milwaukee's transgender community: the 2007 FORGE Forward conference, which was the first national FTM/SOFFA conference to be held in the Midwest, and the 2010 murder of Dana A. "Chanel" Larkin, which focused local attention on violence against transgender people.Milwaukee Transgender Oral History Project
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Libraries
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Loree Cook-Daniels
Interviewed by Brice Smith
January 30, 2011 at Cook-Daniels’ home
Transcribed by Matt Eidem
Copyright © 2011 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. All rights reserved.
Brice Smith – BS
Loree Cook-Daniels – CD
BS: All right, if you could please state your name, first and last.
CD: Loree Cook-Daniels.
BS: All right, it looks like we’re good for the sound. Okay, alright Loree, thanks for agreeing to
participate in the Milwaukee Transgender Oral History Project. If we could first start just with
some general biographical information. Well for starters how is it that you identify?
CD: (laughs) Oh, start with the hard one!
BS: (laughs)
CD: I no longer claim a sexual-orientation label. I gave that up many years ago when my first
partner transitioned, and I continued at that point to call myself a lesbian and a number o
Oral History Interview with Elsie Freeman Finch, April 23, 2011
No full textElsie Freeman Finch discusses her archival beginnings, prior career in public relations and publishing, involvement with the SAA Women's Caucus and the Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives Conference, importance of outreach and public relations in archives, and advice for current and future archivists
Iceland 2011
No full textCover title.; Includes 4 inset maps.; Accompanied by index in cover with 2 ancillary maps, illustrations and "Mark it!" stickers.Color1:750,00
Oral History Interview with Karen Paul, August 24, 2011
No full textKaren Paul discusses her early archival career, becoming the U.S. Senate Archivist, involvement with the SAA Congressional Papers Roundtable, establishing various programs and guidelines for personal papers in political collections, and benefits and challenges of born-digital political collections