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Researchers learn the story behind a baby s unmarked grave in Burlington, and it motivates them to install a grave marker memorializing a family s loss in the 1920s.
An ambitious effort by Burlington historian, Russ Fry, the Des Moines County Historical Society and others to establish a monument commemorating a well-known Indian leader and his struggle against European
Geneva Lake MuseumâsÂ
2020 Parade of Trees features 28 decorated holiday trees, and the public can vote for which one they think should win a Peopleâs Choice Award.
Trees are on display during normal museum hours, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays through Sundays.
Located at 255 Mill St., the museum is not charging admission to children under 18 and active military members, but it is $8 for college students and seniors over 62, and $9 for adults.
Guests can bring a donation to the Walworth County Food Pantry and Diaper Bank or Lakeland Animal Shelter and receive $1 off admission up through Dec. 22.