This summer construction will be going on on De Smet’s Third Street, where the Ingalls family lived after they moved to town once and for all. It’s also the street that houses Prairie House Manor. Water mains in the center…
This summer construction will be going on on De Smet’s Third Street, where the Ingalls family lived after they moved to town once and for all. It’s also the street that houses Prairie House Manor. Water mains in the center…
I find it somewhat ironic that first Laura’s books were converted to television — and now the stars of that television series are all writing books. We told you about Melissa Gilbert’s Prairie Tale: A Memoir last year. Melissa played…
Hi there, I was wondering whether you would be able to help me. I have been looking around for a biography about Laura Ingalls Wilder, but there seem to be so many. I was wondering if you would be able…
If he had Mr. Edwards to talk him into it? What do you think? Me, I think Pa wouldn’t go for it. But that young cuss, Almanzo? As drawn to debt as he was? Maybe … (I love how the…
This year marks the ten-year anniversary of my marriage. Even all these years later, I’m still regularly asked to tell the story of how my husband and I met. I’m forever explaining how on earth a farmer from Kansas could…
Well, the Hard Winter is over — for most of us, anyway — and spring has arrived in all its glory. As we celebrated winter’s end with the Ingalls family in our final chapters of The Long Winter discussion, so…
We often refer to the “Little House” books as being Laura’s legacy… but what about the legacy of her daughter, Rose Wilder Lane? The Libertarian Legacy of Rose Wilder Lane is a fascinating read, particularly for those attempting to understand…
[Edited to add: I’m so sorry! I did not credit Laura Welser with writing this wonderful post. -Sandra] Guest post by Laura Welser I remember, like it was yesterday (and, believe me, it wasn’t!), the very first time I read…
With spring well in session, plans are coming together for the 18th issue of the Homesteader. That’s nine years of newsletters, two per year. And I’ll tell you something. I’ve loved putting together every single one. Ever since I attended…