Throwback Thursday: 'Make Way for Liberty: African Americans in the Civil War' holds connections to Ripon & Green Lake | News

Last Fall, the Ripon Historical Society’s free public events included author Jeffrey Kannel, who was the author of the book “Make Way for Liberty: African Americans in the Civil War,”

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