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Milwaukee History Magazine
Published quarterly, this magazine features manuscripts and photographs, which contribute new insights into the history of Milwaukee County. All members of Historical Society receive the magazine as part of their membership.
Select past issues are still in inventory and can be viewed at the Historical Center. Listed here are our most recent issues and a selection of past publications, including those that explore ethnic history. Please see the ethnic article cross listing in Publications. Descriptions are the primary article, often featured on the cover, in each issue.
Single copies: $3 for most recent issues. Prices vary for older issues and are noted. Add $1.00 for shipping and handling.
A note about dates: Several years ago the Historical Society fell behind in its publication schedule. In keeping with best practices, we are publishing in the year and volume order. Hence, Spring-Summer & Fall-Winter 2005 is our most recent issue.
2005
Recreation, Entertainment, and Open Space: ParkTtraditions in Milwaukee County
Spring-Summer & Fall-Winter 2005
2004
Heinie: Milwaukee’s Music Maestro of the Airwaves
Fall-Winter 2004
Neoteching Milwaukee: The Cream City’s Emergence as an
Industrial Metropolis, 1886-1919
Spring-Summer 2004
2003
Treasures of the Milwaukee County Historical Society
-select descriptions of our holdings
Spring-Summer 2003
2002
Memories of Root Creek
Fall-Winter 2002
Now You’re Not Playing War Games:
Oral Histories of
Wisconsin Veterans
Spring-Summer 2002
2001
In the Midst of Many Peoples: A History of Jewish-Gentile Community Relations in Milwaukee
Fall-Winter 2001
2000
Providing Integrated youth Recreation in a Transitional Neighborhood:
The Milwaukee Boys Club Expands to the North Side 1945-1960
Spring-Summer 2000
When Downtown Meant Something
Fall-Winter 2000
1999
Restructuring the Political Landscape in Milwaukee’s Polish
Community, 1945-1948
Summer 1999
Milwaukee Labor After World War II
Autumn-Winter 1999
1998
Early Scandinavian Settlement in Milwaukee County
The Northwest Ordinance and the Shaping of the Nation
Spring/Summer 1998; $3.00
1992
Magical Borchert Field [Baseball]
Growing up in the Greek Community of Milwaukee
Winter 1992; $3.00
Myths and Legends of Wisconsin Indians
Spring 1992
1991
Chinese Without a Chinatown: Chinese Life in Milwaukee
Spring 1991
The Civil War Letters of Lieutenant Samuel B. Chase
Summer 1991; $3.00
1990
Victor Berger's "Friends at Court"
Spring 1990; $3.00
Alma Cardell Curtin: The Woman Behind Jeremiah Curtin
Summer 1990; $3.00
Samuel Stritch and Milwaukee Catholicism, 1930-1940
Autumn 1990; $3.00
From Italian Peddler to Commission Row Wholesaler
Winter 1990
1989
John Gregory and Irish Immigrants to Milwaukee
Spring 1989
1987
A Century of Ice Hockey in Milwaukee
Spring 1987; $3.00
Italy Invades the Bloody Third: The Early History of Milwaukee's Italians
The Third Ward: Symbol of Ethnic Identity
Summer 1987
Milwaukee's German Cultural Heritage
Milwaukee German Immigrant Values: An Essay
Autumn 1987
Scotsmen in Old Milwaukee: 1810-1860
Winter 1987
1986
A Milwaukeean Witnesses Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
Summer 1986; $2.75
The Friendship of Buffalo Bill and Charles King
Jones Island Before the Kashubes
Winter 1986; $2.75
1985
Milwaukee's Dime Museums
Spring 1985; $2.50
Your House History: A Guide for Research
Summer/Autumn 1985; $2.50
1984
New Letters of Progressive Politics: Teddy Roosevelt to George McGovern
Staying Neutral: John Cudahy in Ireland
Summer 1984; $2.50
Growing up in Milwaukee: 1913-1934
Arabic-speaking Immigrants in Milwaukee
Autumn 1984; $2.50
Who Were the Kashubes?
Three Milwaukee Poles
Winter 1984
1983
The Ancient Origins of Baseball in Milwaukee
Summer 1983; $2.00
FDR and the New Deal: A Personal Reminiscence
Autumn 1983; $2.00
The Black Swan
Black Working Class, 1915-1925
Northcott Neighborhood House
Winter 1983
1982
Personal Recollections of Milwaukee County Park System, 1924-1960
Spring/Summer 1982; $2.00
The New Immigration: Perspectives and Problems for the '80s
Meeting at Berchtesgaden: John Cudahy and Adolph Hitler
Autumn 1982; $2.00
Milwaukee and the Columbian Exposition of 1893
Winter 1982; $2.00
1981
The Women Who Helped Make Milwaukee Breweries Famous
Autumn/Winter 1981; $2.00
1980
Frank Zeidler, Milwaukee's Presidential Candidate
Summer 1980; $1.50
The Milwaukee Connection: The Urban Rural Link in
Wisconsin Socialism, 1910-1920
When Black Crepe Hung in Milwaukee Doors
Winter 1980; $2.00
1979
Badgers for a Free Kansas: The Wisconsin Kansas Immigrant Aid Society
Autumn 1979; $4.00
The Milwaukee Highland Games
Winter 1979
1978
Scandinavian Immigration in Milwaukee Naturalization Records (photocopies only)
Milwaukee's Poles, 1866-1918: The Rise and Fall of a Model Community (photocopies only)
Spring/Summer 1978
Norwegians Ship Building in Early Milwaukee
Autumn/Winter 1978
1977
Jones Island and the Kaszubian Settlers
Spring 1977
1976
Going Back: A Journey to Slovenian Milwaukee
Autumn 1976
1975
Ve Goink Milvowkee!
Winter 1975
1972
Blacks in Milwaukee's Labor Force
Winter 1972
1970
Gustaf Unonius and the Episcopal Mission to the Scandinavians
June 1970
1969
Arms and the Clans: Milwaukee Scots in the Civil War Part I
September 1969
Arms and the Clans Part II
December 1969
1968
The Negro In Milwaukee: A Historical Survey (photocopies only)
1968
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