Books by Doris Green

With the first edition out of print, readers-and libraries-have had to resort to searching for copies online to replace their old, much-used, dog-eared copies. No more. This second edition of Wisconsin Underground provides an up-to-date listing of the state's most publicly accessible caves, former mines, and other subterranean treasures. Whether you are a sport caver, researcher, or vacationer, this guide offers unique travel destinations, suggests possible study projects, and points to both widely known and little known underground locations.YOU'LL FIND Updated listings of 44 sites 18 new sites 14 museums featuring cave and mine replicas and geology exhibits 13 sidebars highlighting Wisconsin's underground history and geology, as well as less accessible-yet fascinating-locations Directions, precautions, and amenities for all sites listedThis guide offers ideas for travelers who want an unordinary travel experience. While some sites require sure-footedness and an ability to climb scores of stairs, others are accessible even for families with young children. Whether you're ready for a serious trek or a simple peek beneath the surface, Wisconsin Underground can the lead the way.

2018 Book Excellence Award Winner in the Family CategoryWhat happened to Aunt Elsie? Was her death an accident, suicide, or murder? And what had happened to Uncle Roy's first wife? The questions would not stop …Haunted by her aunt's death in a northern Wisconsin tavern, Doris Green seeks answers. She embarks on a decades-long search using a combination of journalistic inquiry, family history research, and even hypnosis and other alternative ways of knowing. The quest leads to secrets, surprises, and, finally, a solution.