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Laura Ingalls Wilder Historical Timeline

Laura Ingalls Wilder Historical Timeline

Ever wonder about the chronology of events in Laura’s life and the historical context surrounding her experiences? The two timelines below weave some of her major life events with interesting historical milestones in literature, politics, science, and...

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Watch & Learn

Inspired by These Happy Golden Years, Laura’s Wedding Cake Recipe recreates the labor-of-love dessert Ma made for Laura and Almanzo’s wedding day.

Let’s Get Reading

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The Rediscovered Writings of Rose Wilder Lane

The Rediscovered Writings of Rose Wilder Lane, Literary Journalist, edited by Amy Mattson Lauters, showcases rare nonfiction that reveals Lane’s overlooked career as a perceptive journalist and cultural commentator, beyond her role as Laura Ingalls Wilder’s editor and daughter.

Ketty Lester: From the Cotton Fields to Grammy-Nominated “Love Letters” to Little House on the Prairie

Ketty Lester: From the Cotton Fields to Grammy-Nominated “Love Letters” to Little House on the Prairie by Ketty Lester traces her remarkable journey from an Arkansas childhood to musical stardom and a groundbreaking acting career, including her beloved role as Hester-Sue Terhune on Little House on the Prairie.

A Little House Traveler: Writings from Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Journeys Across America

A Little House Traveler: Writings from Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Journeys Across America by Laura Ingalls Wilder collects her journals and letters from three memorable trips, revealing her humor, keen observations, and reflections on the many places she called home.

Family Fun

Old-Fashioned Homemade Peppermint Candy DIYs

Old-Fashioned Homemade Peppermint Candy DIYs

Then they plunged their hands into the stockings again. And they pulled out two long, long, sticks of candy. It was peppermint candy, striped red and white. They looked and looked at the beautiful candy, and Laura licked her stick, just one lick. —Little House on the...

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Pioneer Era Games Laura Ingalls May Have Played

Pioneer Era Games Laura Ingalls May Have Played

Have you ever wondered what games pioneer children played? Laura Ingalls Wilder describes many games and activities in her books, and research shows us a few other games that children played during this era. Here you’ll see a full list of games and activities from the...

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Little House Inspired Family Fun Crafts and Activities

Little House Inspired Family Fun Crafts and Activities

Fans of Little House on the Prairie often talk about the fun times the Ingalls family had together. We’ve captured that spirit of creativity and connection by sharing some of our favorite old-fashioned crafts that you can do together as a family! Celebrate your...

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Little House History

Historic Locations and Points of Interest

Historic Locations and Points of Interest

Laura Ingalls Wilder traveled extensively throughout Wisconsin, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota, Missouri, and beyond. We have compiled a list of the historic sites and museums related to Laura Ingalls Wilder and Little House on the Prairie, as well as other...

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In Search of Laura – About Laura Ingalls Wilder

In Search of Laura – About Laura Ingalls Wilder

Who is the real Laura Ingalls? Is she the smart, strong, and resourceful fictional character of the Little House books? Or is she the more mature and somewhat worldly Laura Ingalls of Pioneer Girl? Or perhaps she’s the character that actress Melissa Gilbert created in...

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All Things TV

Episode Guide – Season 4

Episode Guide – Season 4

In Season Four of “Little House on the Prairie,” we experience a great many exciting adventures with the Ingalls. The original episodes of Season Four aired from September 12, 1977 to March 13, 1978. We watch as a trip to Chicago makes Charles and his daughter, Mary,...

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Little House on the Prairie TV Series

Little House on the Prairie TV Series

About the TV Series "Little House on the Prairie" is one of the most successful dramatic series in television history. This TV legend began with the two-hour pilot movie first broadcast on NBC March 30, 1974 that introduced the Ingalls family to millions of viewers...

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