Search
Menominee Oral Tradition
Story of Manabush
There once was an old woman called Nokomis (Grandmother) who had an unmarried daughter. The daughter gave birth to twin boys and during the birth, one of the boys died and so did the mother. Nokomis wrapped the surviving boy in soft grass and laid him on the ground at one side of her wigwam and placed a wooden bowl over him to protect him. She buried her daughter and the other grandchild a ways from her wigwam.
Poetry Competition Winning Poems 2013-2014
2014 Winning Poems
Dark Wonder
Abbey Cameranesi, Grade 5, Grafton Elementary School
Teacher: Mary Beth Wild
Space is beautiful.
With glowing stars.
Rocks flow by
Like fireflies in the night.
We are stargazers.
As we watch,
We stare. We
See something up there.
Everything is different,
Than how it is on Earth,
As it is in space.
Planetarium Newsletter - January 2020
Cosmic Curiosities
“Antarctica is a paradise compared to Mars.”
- Sandra Faber, American Astrophysicist
Four to Mars This July

Floor Maps
Download or Print |
Ground Floor1. The Museum Marketplace |
Planetarium Newsletter - July 2021
Cosmic Curiosities
“Who knows the power that Saturn has over us, or Venus? But it is a vital power, rippling exquisitely through us all the time.”
- D. H. Lawrence, English Writer
Planetarium Newsletter - July 2020
Cosmic Curiosities
“Thunderstorms are as much our friends as the sunshine.”
- Criss Jami, Contemporary American Author
Sensible Space Cents
