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Time Machine: 50 years ago, more than 1,000 stranded in Vail during severe storm - Vimarsana News

Time Machine: 50 years ago, more than 1,000 stranded in Vail during severe storm

30 years ago Dec. 31, 1993 The Colorado Department of Transportation was considering a plan to connect the state’s ski resorts with an extensive train system, the Vail Trail reported. “The system, if built, could...

Urban spelunking: The Garfield Theater - Vimarsana News

Urban spelunking: The Garfield Theater

Like most cities, Milwaukee was once dotted with movie palaces - stunningly ornate structures that served to entertain a hard-working public with moving pictures and live performers during the vaudeville era. Here's a look at the most recent to fall.

Underwriters Exchange & Milwaukee Protestant Home added to National Register - Vimarsana News

Underwriters Exchange & Milwaukee Protestant Home added to National Register

The Wisconsin Historical Society recently announced that two Milwaukee buildings - the Underwriters Exchange Building, 828 N. Broadway, and the Milwaukee Protestant Home for the Aged, 2449 N. Downer Ave. - were added to the National Register of Historic Places on March 10.

Vail at 60: The road to Vail's Opening Day in 1962 - Vimarsana News

Vail at 60: The road to Vail's Opening Day in 1962

The Vail Daily’s Tricia Swenson compiled the following information on the events leading up to Vail’s opening six decades ago from talks with longtime locals and from books, “Vail: Triumph of a Dream” by Pete...

How Milwaukee's Washington Park bandshell became a temple of music - Vimarsana News

How Milwaukee's Washington Park bandshell became a temple of music

In 1938, the heir of the Blatz Brewing Company wanted to bring his love of classical music to Milwaukee. Emil Blatz provided $100,000 for the construction of a bandshell that would soon become a temple of music.

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