Since 1984 Lincoln Marketing, Inc. has been providing promotional services nationwide; from Minnesota to California, Spokane to Las Vegas. Lincoln Marketing provides detailed, full color recreational trail maps and resident guide books that are custom designed for your specific area and distributed for free, year-round. We deliver tried, tested and proven results as our products are seen and used by people daily, in print and online. We have served thousands of satisfied customers and have provided exposure to businesses like yours for over 28 years. Enjoy our website and experience the benefits of advertising with Lincoln Marketing, Inc. today!
These full color county and city street maps include recreational trails and more. Advertising appears around the perimeter, as well as the front and back cover. Ad sizes come in a variety of ranges and we include a free box of maps with any investment.
We publish local resident guide books that contain useful county and community information. Some of this includes local histories, special events, hunting and fishing information and much more. This is another excellent way to promote your business.
We’ve gathered a great amount of information in the 27+ years we’ve been around. A natural transition to augment our Guides and Maps was to make them available online. We now are making a page for every county we work on.
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With the power of mobile devices it was a natural transition to make our maps and ads available online. With the simple scan of a QR code anyone can be viewing your material anywhere. This also gives our clients unlimited distribution potential.
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For centuries, the Potawatomi and Mole Lake Chippewa tribes have harvested wild rice, hosted pow-wows, and enriched Forest County’s historical and cultural legacy. Learn more about the Potawatomi and Chippewa by visiting these sites!
The recently renovated Wilhelm Dineson Cabin in Mole Lake (one of Wisconsin’s oldest) will give you a glimpse in to 1860’s prairie life. Dineson, a Danish inventor and traveler, called the cabin “Frydenlund,” or “Grove of Joy,” because he so loved the Chippewa friends he made there and the fishing and fur-trapping life. Visit the cabin to learn about pioneer and native history, taste Chippewa food (including wild rice soup), hear folk music, see a variety of Chippewa crafts, and more!
The Chippewa, Ottawa, and Potawatomi tribes are members of a brotherhood confederacy to preserve their culture: the Chippewa (elder brothers) are Keepers of the Faith; the Ottawa (middle brothers) are Keepers of the Trade; and the Potawatomi (younger brothers) are Keepers of the Fire. The Potawatomi keep passion for their culture well-kindled at their Forest County Potawatomi Cultural Center, Museum, and Library: all visitors are welcome there!
The Potawatomi Cultural Center features four main exhibits themed around tradition, history (including a Wall of Treaties), language, and contemporary works. A birch-bark canoe was constructed live at the museum and remains there for visitors to see. Learn a Potawatomi art yourself at community classes featuring canoe building, basketry, language, music, and more. Join the Potawatomi at Bingo Casino’s Hunting Moon Pow-wow each October, and for other fun cultural events.
For more information and stories about Forest County and other Wisconsin tribes, visit http://www.travelwisconsin.com/pdf/2010-natow.pdf.
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Tagged: Forest County WI , Mille Lacs County MN , Mahnomen County MN , Wisconsin Counties , Wisconsin Tourism , Four Score
Let’s Go Fishing!
Polk County Fishing with a Certified Fishing Guide
Dax Szegda, a certified fishing guide, accompanies fishermen of all skill levels on fishing trips to help them reel in bigger and better fish. Fishing guides offer much more than what you could find in a simple Google search, providing personalized advice at the moment you need it, boats and equipment, and added excitement and fun.
Szegda’s favorite places to fish are the St. Croix River and Lake Wapogasset, where you’ll find muskies, largemouth bass, northern pike, walleye, bluegill, and crappies, among other fish. His biggest catch was a forty-eight inch muskie in Deer Lake. He has guided clients to similarly impressive muskies, of forty-one and forty-seven inches, twenty inch bass, and more.
He enjoys guiding anyone with an interest in fishing and has many fond memories of fishing trips. “This summer I got the opportunity to take a father and son out for muskie and bass fishing,” Szegda said. “The son was a veteran. Both father and son got to see their first muskie, and we caught a bunch of bass. They were excited, thrilled, and thankful, and I was very thankful for that experience, too.”
So how can you make the most of your fishing trip and reel in a winning fish? Szegda says “As far as fishing goes, and in general, you just have to prepare. If you’re not out there, your opportunity is zero. You just have to fish, learn, and try to piece the puzzle together. It depends somewhat on Mother Nature – factors like temperature and wind. It’s exciting when it all comes together.” It’s exciting to get out and fish!
For more information, visit daxsfishinguideservice.com or like the Dax’s Fishing Guide Service fan page on Facebook for regular updates and media. Contact Dax Szegda to arrange your own guided fishing trip at (715) 553-1501 or daxszegda@gmail.com.
Photo courtesy of Dax Szegda.
Tagged: Polk County WI , Wisconsin Counties , Wisconsin Tourism , Four Score
America’s early movie theaters drew excited crowds with silent films and live vaudeville acts. The Arcada Theater Building in St. Charles and Paramount Theatre in Aurora, which have hosted some of America’s most famous performers since the 1920’s (including Judy Garland, the John Phillip Sousa Band, the Beach Boys, and more), are still operating as movie theaters today. The Catlow Theater in Barrington, built in 1926, features interior design by Alfoso Iannelli, a prestigious designer who collaborated with Frank Lloyd Wright’s sons and worked at the Orpheum Vaudeville Theatre. Today you can see the latest Hollywood blockbusters and special showings at these charming, historic theaters.
The Batavia Quilt Show fills the historic Railroad Depot Museum with color and character each July. The show features over a hundred beautiful, locally made quilts and free demonstrations of quilting techniques. The historic Depot, built in 1854, was a stop on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, which was nicknamed “Way of the Zephyrs” and “The Way West,” and carried travelers to Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
Elgin’s Fire Barn Five was built in 1903 to house fire-fighting horse-drawn carriages. The lovely building is an example of Classical Revival style architecture, and features fanciful windows and domes, a yellow brick façade, and a big red door (modified to house fire engines in 1910). Inside the station, visitors can see antique extinguishers and equipment, Elgin’s first fire engine, the Captain’s office and bunk room, artifacts from the Chicago Fire, and more.
For more information about Kane County, Illinois, visit our Kane County Guide.
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