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The Potteries of Wisconsin were the reason why the Wisconsin Pottery Association was formed.  This page will eventually contain all of the links related to Wisconsin Pottery.

Related Pages:

Century House:

• Century House Home Page
• Century House Book - Released August 2012
• Presentation by Roseann Lindner - November 9, 1999
• Pictures from Presentation  - November 9, 1999

Madison Ceramic Arts

• Madison Ceramic Arts Home Page
• MCAS Book introduction

Pauline:

Pauline Pottery Home Page Pauline Photos Pauline & the Pottery of Edgerton - 2008 Exhibit WPA Press Article - July 2001 WPA Press Article - April 2001 WPA Press Article - March 2001 WPA Press Article - Cabin Update - July 2000 Pauline Pottery Cabin Move & Fundraising Effort - May 2000

WPA Press Article - Cabin Update - January 2000 Pauline Pottery Cabin Move & Fundraising Effort - October 1999 WPA Press Article - Cabin Update - September 1999

Pittsville:

• Pittsville Pottery Home Page
• Featured WPA Member - Ed Arnold
• Article from the Marshfield News-Herald - March 31, 2001 

Early Wisconsin Stoneware & Earthenware:

• Early Wisconsin Stoneware & Earthenware Home Page
• Photos of a presentation by Mark Knippen on Early Wisconsin Stoneware & Earthenware
• WPA Press Article - Mark Knippen Presentation - April 2000

Related Sites: (The sites will open up in a new window)

Madison Ceramic Arts

CAS Collectors Society - A group of people with a common interest in Ceramic Arts Studio.

Ceramic Arts Studio: The Legacy of Betty Harrington - is the authoritative book by Tim Holthaus, Jim Petzold and Donald-Brian Johnson.  Information about the book, the authors & a nice history of the pottery is available.

Mr Bottles - Has an extensive listing of over 100 clay beer bottles made in Wisconsin from 1850 until the turn of the century.  The listings include name, location and pictures of many.  Be sure to read the introduction to clay bottles because it contains information about how they were made, of what materials, the markings and much more.  Recently added were pictures of Wisconsin Antique Stoneware.

Wisconsin Academy Review - An article on the Arts & Craft movement in Wisconsin and how it effected the production of crafts on a commercial scale, it includes information on Susan Frackelton, Pauline, Norse, American (later Edgerton) Art Clay Works and Pickard.  It also shows pottery being made at the Northland College in Ashland.

Pauline Jacobus from Wikipedia.