Ripon's Lockwood Studio Photography including Frank (F.J.) Haynes' World Renowned Work
508 Watson St, Ripon, WI 54971-1521, United States Map
Dr. Charles Doherty, art historian and guest lecturer who has spoken in 60 countries for the Smithsonian, National Geographic, and the American Museum of Natural History, will share the story of Ripon's Creative Lockwood Studio of Photography including Frank Jay (F.J.) Haynes (1853-1921) who apprenticed under the Lockwood's. Haynes left Ripon in 1876 and remodeled a rail car into his photo studio to visually document Native American Tribes and landscapes, and became a noted early photographer of Yellowstone National Park. This event is open to the public at no charge and is individuals, couples, family and kid-friendly. A question and answer session will follow this brilliant program presentation.
Ripon Historical Society508 Watson StRipon, WI54971 Map
Lee Prellwitz and Joel Schultz reminisce about Rippin Good Cookies Product Innovation and Distribution! See artifacts from the cookie factory, nostalgic photos, and hear stories about this well-loved cookie business. This event is free to the public, family, and kid-friendly.
