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LIW Sites in and Around Pepin |
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Laura Ingalls Wilder was born on February 7, 1867 in a small cabin seven miles north of Pepin, Wisconsin. She spent her early childhood living here with her Ma, Pa and sisters in the Big Woods. |
 A replica of the log cabin where Laura Ingalls Wilder was born.  The Wayside sign that is in front of the cabin. |
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The town of Pepin, Wisconsin was originally built on First Street, which can be seen in the picture below. After the railroad was put in town it brought with it a problem. The railroad coming through scared the horses. The main part of town was then moved to 2nd Street. |
 This is First Street, in the town of Pepin, next to the Mississippi River. It still looks much the same as it did in Laura's time. |
Next stop: The Railway Museum  All Aboard! |
Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum  This is a pic taken from the side of the museum. |
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| Pepin & Mansfield photos and descriptions are copyright 1999 Jeff and used with his permission. |
This website copyright ©1999-2003 Anne & Susan
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