21. WritingMinnesota / Wilder, Laura Ingalls Complete Works Little House in the Big Woods. Little House on the Prairie. Little Town on the Prairie. The First Four Years. Farmer Boy. These Happy Golden Years http://writingminnesota.pbworks.com/Wilder,-Laura-Ingalls

22. WILDER, LAURA INGALLS WILDER, LAURA INGALLS Go West with Laura Ingalls Wilder in this pioneering edition that shows how one woman`s work painted a broad historical picture of America as it http://www.cobblestonepub.com/book/COB8602.html

Home Page Magazines Books Theme Packs ... Ancient China, If I Were a Kid in If YOU were a kid in the ancient world, everything would be different - or WOULD it? (more info) Hardcover - $17.95 WILDER, LAURA INGALLS Go West with Laura Ingalls Wilder in this pioneering edition that shows how one woman's work painted a broad historical picture of America as it transformed into a modern nation. Meet Wilder's high-spirited, highly accomplished daughter, Rose, and learn how instrumental she was in bringing her mother's books into being. Special features on Ingall's home sites, the prairie, a prairie schooner and popular pioneer activities, including a recipe for Hasty Pudding portray a portrait of the past. Teacher's Guide Suggested for ages: Product Code: $5.95 qty: Suggested Reading LAURA INGALLS WILDER 32 pgs. $6.95 BUGS 34 pgs. $6.95 MUSICIAN, BECOMING AN 32 pgs. $6.95 Site Map About Us Awards Home Back Print Cobblestone Publishing, Division of Carus Publishing Company maskMail("customerservice","caruspub.com"); 30 Grove Street, Suite C, Peterborough, NH 03458

23. Wilder, Laura Ingalls Laura Ingalls Wilder Laura Ingalls Wilder was born in 1867 in the log cabin described in Little House in the Big Woods. She and her family traveled by covered wagon across the http://www.growingresults.com/us/j68553

24. Laura Ingalls Wilder Photos and descriptions of her homes. http://www.dahoudek.com/LIW/

25. Wilder, Laura Ingalls - Fun Facts And Information Fun Facts about Wilder Laura Ingalls. Interesting factoids, information and answers. http://www.funtrivia.com/en/People/Wilder-Laura-Ingalls-4307.html

Fun Trivia Quizzes Games People ... Challenge List Welcome to our world of fun trivia quizzes and quiz games: New Player Play Now! Fun Trivia Wilder, Laura Ingalls Structure Sub-topic of: Individual Authors Quizzes Interesting Questions, Facts and Information There are a total of general entries. We are selecting for display. Special Topics The Greatest Author of the American Frontier Charles "Pa" Ingalls Caroline "Ma" Ingalls Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information Wilder, Laura Ingalls In what year did Laura Ingalls Wilder die? The Real Laura Ingalls Wilder . Laura died three days after her ninetieth birthday on February 10, 1957. Rose Wilder Lane died on October 30, 1968. True or False? None of Laura's sisters lived to see the 'Little House' books published. The Real Laura Ingalls Wilder False . Grace and Carrie were alive to see the books published. Pa (Charles) Ingalls died in 1902. Ma (Caroline) Ingalls died in 1924. Mary Ingalls died in 1928 while visiting sister Carrie. Grace Ingalls Dow died in 1941. Carrie Ingalls Swanzey lived to read eight of the nine books before her death in 1946, leaving Laura as the sole surviving member of her family. How old was Laura when she started writing the 'Little House' books?

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27. Almanzo & Laura Ingalls Wilder's Relatives Family tree and a discussion of the discrepancies between census records and the stories recorded in Wilder s books. http://members.tripod.com/~PennyN/

Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); Research into historical documentation of the life of Laura Ingalls Wilder has been a hobby (my husband would call it a "passion") of mine for many years. While doing genealogical research on my own family at the National Archives, I was unexpectedly led to an 1880 Federal Census page from the Dakota Territory (later to become North and South Dakota) and was startled to find the family of Charles and Caroline Ingalls among the names listed before me. Up to that time, I had not read Laura's books and rarely watched TV's "Little House on the Prairie." Until this historical "revelation," I had not realized that the Ingalls were real people. My intrigue with this fact took me back to my local library where I consumed all nine of Laura's juvenile "fiction" in short order. Inspired by her clear portrait of pioneer life, I began looking for biographical information about the author of these captivating stories of American history. Unlike today - when there are literally dozens of biographies about Laura Ingalls Wilder - very little information was available at that time. So, I decided to start my search for facts about the Ingalls and Wilder families in the documents that had "gotten me hooked" in the first place - census records. Upon inspection of the census pages, I suddenly realized that there were several discrepancies between data found there and what Laura had written in her books. For example: The 1880 census gave Carrie's birthplace as Kansas, but she appears as "baby Carrie" in Laura's first book, "Little House in the Big Woods," which is set in Wisconsin and takes place *before* the Ingalls moved to Kansas (the setting of Laura's third book, "Little House on the Prairie"). Similarly, the 1860 census for Malone, New York, (when Almanzo was only a year old) mentions a "Laura A. Wilder - age 16. There was no mention of a *sister* named Laura in "Farmer Boy" - Laura Ingalls Wilder's biography of a year of her husband's life as a child in upstate New York.

28. Cap Garland - A Hero, Never To Be Forgotten Oscar Cap Edmund Garland, hero of the Little House books. Includes biographical information and an interview with Cap s great-niece, and provides links to other websites regarding the author. http://capgarland.freewebspace.com

Free Web space and hosting from freewebspace.com Search the Web Welcome! Close Would you like to make this site your homepage? It's fast and easy... Yes, Please make this my home page! No Thanks Don't show this to me again. Close My Cap Garland Homepage Oscar Edmund Garland became famous as the hero of Laura Ingalls Wilder's "Little House" books. Loved by many, there is still not a lot known about the boy known as "Cap" Garland, and that is not because the information about him is not available. If you ask the right people, you can find out a lot about Cap, but for some reason, no one has ever published anything completely devoted to him, before now. Many people who have grown up reading about Cap and consider themselves true Cap Garland fans still don't know about his life after the age of 16, nor do they know about his horrific death, or of his tragic childhood. Well, I hope to change that with my webpage: Cap Garland - A Hero, Never to be Forgotten Cap's Life From Age 0-14 Cap's Life From Age 15-19 Cap's Adult Life From Age 20+ Interview with Cap's Great-Neice ... View or Join my FREE Cap Garland Internet Club Other Pages of Interest to Cap Garland and Laura Ingalls Wilder Fans Laura Ingalls Wilder, Frontier Girl

29. WatchKnow - Category - Wilder, Laura Ingalls Educational videos for kids. WatchKnow is 100% committed to student safety. All videos on WatchKnow are approved by education professionals before posting. http://www.watchknow.org/Category.aspx?CategoryID=3896

30. Ingalls Homestead | De Smet, SD Home of Laura Ingalls Wilder and Little House stories. Includes history, virtual tour, and how to visit in person. http://www.ingallshomestead.com/

Welcome to Ingalls Homestead! Pa Ingalls set claim to this quarter section in 1880. Laura Ingalls Wilder wrote many of her Little House stories about this land. Plan an old-fashioned family day! Covered Wagon Rides 1880's School Session Ma's Little House Ponies and Horses Prairie Exhibit Pioneering Activities Camping Open Daily Memorial Day Weekend to Labor Day Weekend Call for Spring and Autumn hours 20812 Homestead Road De Smet, South Dakota 57231 Phone: 800-776-3594 Open 9 AM - 7 PM Activities 9 AM - 6 PM Ingalls Homestead featured in 1,000 Places to See Before You Die News Release 10 great places to bask in the glory of their stories USA Today Little town on the prairie draws tourists CNN.com The Book that Changed your Life NPR - This American Life View News Archive De Smet Pageant 2010 Visit De Smet, South Dakota! Get Visitor Information from De Smet Chamber of Commerce www.desmetsd.com © 2009 Ingalls Homestead

31. The Ghost In The Little House A Life Of Rose Wilder Lane William Holtz Contains William Holtz s synopsis and review of The Ghost in the Little House A Life of Rose Wilder Lane. http://www.umsystem.edu/upress/spring1995/holtz.htm

UNIVERSITY OF M ISSOURI PRESS The Ghost in the Little House A Life of Rose Wilder Lane William Holtz ISBN 978-0-8262-1015-9 448 pages 6 1/8 x 9 1/4 Index, Appendi,. Illus. $29.95t paper. The book that made literary history is now available in paperback! "Did Laura Ingalls Wilder really write the 'Little House' books? William Holtz's biography of Rose Wilder Lane, The Ghost in the Little House, answers this question in a way that will jolt fans of the much-loved children's series. . . . Holtz's vivid and sympathetic biography brings to our attention the real accomplishments of a remarkable and complicated woman who is no longer nameless: Rose Wilder Lane, co-author of the 'Little House' books." San Antonio Express-News "Holtz's book makes clear for the first time that [Lane] achieved something important and lasting in her writing with the Little House books. His argument about the collaboration between the two women is entirely convincing, and the next time I see the little House series on the shelf at the bookstore, I'll imagine Rose Wilder Lane's name next to her mother's on their covers." Los Angeles Times Book Review "A significant achievement. Holtz has uncovered the buried life of a woman whose struggle to separate herself from her mother and forge her own independent identity replicates the dilemma of many women, whose dedication to writing involved the sacrifice of her own ambitions, whose experience of American life during decades of cataclysmic social and political change comprises a life worth telling. . . . In setting the record straight with fullness, fairness and detail, William Holtz has made a genuine contribution to American life and letters."

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33. Laura Ingalls Wilder Book Covers Early edition covers of Laura Ingalls Wilder books, illustrated by Helen Sewell and Mildred Boyle. http://www.purplehousepress.com/liw.htm

AUTHOR SIGNATURES PURPLE HOUSE PRESS WEB RINGS Laura Ingalls Wilder and her Little House Books. Click for more pictures Many people have never seen the early editions of Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House series. I'd like to share some of my books with you. These books were illustrated by Helen Sewell, some were also co-illustrated by Mildred Boyle. They were published in this form until 1953, when the illustrations were replaced with drawings by Garth Williams. Please click on a title below to see the book. Little House in the Big Woods - 1932 Farmer Boy - 1933 Little House on the Prairie - 1935 On the Banks of Plum Creek - 1937 ... These Happy Golden Years - 1943 Here is a letter Laura wrote to a fan. It was taken from the book Dear Laura. This letter was written to author Jennie Lindquist, at the Hornbook. Click for enlargement and Laura's recipe. How do you know when your book was printed? First Letter = Month A - January B - February C - March D - April E - May F - June G - July H - August I - September K - October L - November M - December Second Letter = Year G - 1932 H - 1933 I - 1934 K - 1935 L - 1936 M - 1937 N - 1938 O - 1939 P - 1940 Q - 1941 R - 1942 S - 1943 T - 1944 U - 1945 V - 1946 W - 1947 X - 1948 Y - 1949 Z - 1950 A - 1951 B - 1952 FastCounter by bCentral LIW fans have been here since 12-16-97 Last modified on 1-24-05

34. Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum, Walnut Grove, Minnesota Home Page of Walnut Grove, Minnesota, childhood home of Laura Ingalls Wilder. Walnut Grove is the home of the Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum, and Wilder Pageant outdoor drama. http://walnutgrove.org/

Ingalls Dugout Site Wilder Pageant Pageant Tickets Wilder Museum ... Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum ● Memorabilia from "Little House on the Prairie" TV Show Online Gift Store Museum Hours Email LIW Museum Ingalls Dugout Site Wilder Pageant Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum Ingalls Dugout Site

35. Little House On The Prairie - Official Location Official Laura Ingalls Wilder historical homestead (1869-1871) with rebuild buildings. Includes history, slide show, online shop and visitor hours. Southwest of Independence, Kansas. http://littlehouseontheprairie.com/

The official historic site of the Little House on the Prairie as designated by the State of Kansas is located southwest of Independence, Kansas. A small log cabin was reconstructed by local community volunteers following the description found in Laura Ingalls Wilder's book. All the references to surrounding terrain can be found a short distance from the cabin. The Indian camp along Onion Creek. The high prairie where the girls played. Go to the "Find Us" link for directions Visitors are invited to visit the site March 1st through Nov. 30th. Summer Hours of operation are 9:00 am until 5:00 pm Monday through Saturday and 1pm to 5pm Sundays. Prairie Days Festival is Saturday, June 12th from 10am to 4pm. More info to come. CLICK HERE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Admission is by donation. Contact us: 620-289-4238 LittleHouseOnThePrairie.Com is a non-profit organization. In addition to keeping the site open to the public for free, through last year's donations and purchases we were able to replace the roofs on the school house and post office. Our current project is the farm house. We always have expenses just keeping the site maintained and open, so your continued support through purchases and donations is much appreciated. Visit

36. Wilder, Laura Ingalls Definition Of Wilder, Laura Ingalls In The Free Online Enc Wilder, Laura Ingalls, 1867–1957, American author of the classic Little House series of children's books, b. Pepin, Wisc. She and her pioneer family traveled (1869–79 http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Wilder, Laura Ingalls

37. Write On Reader - Laura Ingalls Wilder-Biography A short biography written by students for students. http://library.thinkquest.org/J001156/author reviews/hz_wilder_bio.htm

Laura Ingalls Wilder Biography Laura Elizabeth Ingalls was born on February 7, 1867, in the big woods of Wisconsin. She was the second daughter of Charles and Caroline Ingalls. In 1868, Pa and Ma took baby Laura and her sister Mary from the big woods to Chariton County, Missouri. They didn't stay in Missouri for long. Inspired by the Homestead Act of 1868 (which offered 160 acres of land to the settlers who would farm it and live on it for five years), Pa took the family to the prairies. The land Pa chose was about twelve miles from Independence, Kansas, within the boundaries of the Osage Diminished Reserve. There, Pa built a house and stable with the help of a friend, and neighbor, Mr. Edwards. After building a house and planting crops, the Ingalls were forced to leave because the government had changed its mind, and soldiers were coming to burn the houses and shoot people off of the land. Pa heard this and left his home immediately. This happened just after their third daughter, Carrie, was born. The girls went back to the big woods. Now the girls were able to see more of their grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. Laura and Mary went to Barry Corner School and spent lots of time playing with their cousins. Ma was glad to be home, but Pa longed to go west. They did go back west in 1874. The Ingalls lived in a dugout near Walnut Grove, Minnesota until Pa was able to build a beautiful house of sawed boards. Pa raised a wonderful wheat crop until the grasshoppers attacked!

38. Wilder, Laura Ingalls - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About US children's novelist and pioneer. Her ‘Little House’ series, beginning with Little House in the Big Woods (1932), vividly describe her homesteading childhood and the life http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Wilder, Laura Ingalls

39. The Herbert Hoover Presidential Library And Museum Timeline identifies highlights of Wilder s life. http://www.hoover.archives.gov/LIW/pioneering/index.html

@import url("/styles/styles-sub.css"); Home Exhibits Hoover Information ... Links Laura Ingalls Wilder Pioneering Journeys of the Ingalls Family Return to LIW Index Return to LIW Activities Index Pioneering Introduction Pepin Montgomery County, Kansas Walnut Grove Burr Oak ... Mansfield Born February 7, 1867 Laura Elizabeth Ingalls began her life in the Big Woods of Pepin County, Wisconsin. Her pioneering journeys began just a few years later when Pa started his long search for a productive farm and a permanent home in the west. This journey continued for the next ten years as the Ingallses moved often, faced hard luck, hard work, and shared many adventures which Laura recounted in her "Little House" books. For a decade Charles and Caroline Ingalls looked for a permanent homestead without success. Finally Ma's concern for an education for her girls and opportunities for blind Mary led to one last move west to Dakota Territory. Laura Ingalls is born near Pepin, Wisconsin.

40. WHMC-Columbia--Wilder, Laura Ingalls (1867-1957), Papers, 1894-1943 (C3633)--INV Wilder, Laura Ingalls (18671957), Papers, 1894-1943 (C3633) 34 folders on MICROFILM RESTRICTED MICROFILM INTRODUCTION. Papers of the author of the Little House series of http://whmc.umsystem.edu/invent/3633.html

Wilder, Laura Ingalls (1867-1957), Papers, 1894-1943 (C3633) 34 folders on MICROFILM RESTRICTED MICROFILM INTRODUCTION Papers of the author of the Little House series of children's stories. Manuscripts, a diary and some correspondence are included. DONOR INFORMATION Original documents loaned for microfilming 9 January 1981 by the Laura Ingalls Wilder Home Association. FOLDER LIST f. 1-6 The "Pioneer Girl" manuscript appears to be the original from which the "Little House" series was taken. These tablets, written in first person, contain the story line for Mrs. Wilder's books. f. 1 Little House on the Prairie and On the Banks of Plum Creek f. 2 Second part of On the Banks of Plum Creek f. 3 By the Shores of Silver Lake f. 4 The Long Winter and Little Town on the Prairie f. 5 Second part of Little Town on the Prairie f. 6 These Happy Golden Years f. 7-18 School tablet manuscripts and revisions for portions of the series. Some chapters are incomplete. f. 7-9 Little House in the Big Woods f. 10-13 Farmer Boy f. 14-18 Little House on the Prairie f. 14

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