HMI Journal of the Four Lake Region

1975 Volume I

• The Village Decade
• August Kutzbock, Early Madison Architect
• Prairie Homes in Madison
• Four Lakes Notes & Anecdotes

1976 Volume II

• Comin' Down the Catfish
• Frank Lloyd Wright and the Unitarian Meeting House
• The Municipal Buildings of Madison: An Inventory to 1900
• Lew F. Porter, Architect
• Four Lakes Notes & Anecdotes

1977 Volume III

• "A scene of Limitless Splendor" or Ringling's Madison
• The Oscar Mayer Story
• View from the Capitol (c. 1865)
• German-Jewish and Russian-Jewish Immigration
• Some Madison Anecdotes from Territorial Days
  

1978 Volume IV

• California Bungalow & Its Influence in Madison
• Rowdies in Blue: Madison as a Civil War Camp Town
• A Railroad Changes in the 20th Century (Milwaukee Road)
• Bethel's Finest Product: The Wisconsin State Capitol
• Madison's Landmark Ordinance: A Personal History
• Designated Madison Landmarks (as of May 1978)
• Anecdotes from Madison's Early Days
  

1979-80 Volume V

• The Madison Park System 1892-1937
• Early Views of the Four Lakes Region
• "The City of Madison" reprinted from Harper's Weekly 3/30/1889
• The Bradley House, Its Construction and Reconstruction
• The Drohman Cabin: A Part of Blooming Grove's Frontier Heritage
  

1980-81 Volume VI

• Halle Steensland 1832-1910
• The United States Sugar Company 1906-1924
• William Henry Jackson Views of Madison
• A Pioneer Industry: Stone Quarries in Madison
• Some Recent Publications and Photo Exhibits
• Steensland Bridge

1981-82 Volume VII

• Wright's Nakoma Country Club
• Suburban Development in Madison
• Madison's Historic Movie Palaces
• Two Early Drawings of Madison
• A City Neighborhood Surrounds the James Bowen House
• Illinois Central Railroad Reaches North to Madison
• Book Review: Madison, A History of the Formative Years

1982-84 Volume VIII

• Madison, A School for Immigrants: the 19th Century Norwegians
• The Fight Against Tuberculosis at Morningside Sanatorium
• The Curtiss Family: Pioneer Madison Photographers
• Bicycles: Boom and Bust: A Short-Lived Madison Factory
• Walter E. Scott (1911-1983), Friend & Preservationist

1985-86 Volume IX

• Darwin Clark: A Yankee Entrepreneur
• The Madison Turners and the German Immigrant Community
• N.P. Jones, an Early Madison Photographer
• Growth of a Public School System:Madison 1835-1880

1990 Volume X

• Developing a Preservation Ethic: Alexius Baas
• Madison's First Big Bell
• Lacustrine Circumambulation: A Walk Round Lake Mendota Revisited
• The Women's Club Movement in Madison & Public Health Concerns

1993 Volume XI

• Forest Hill: Madison's Rural Cemetery, 1857-1878
• Collecting Madisoniana - Postcard Views of the Capitol Square
• Madison's Outdoor Markets
• The Madison Institute: Intellectual Life & the Lyceum Movement

1995 Volume XII

• Maple Bluff: Madison's Beautiful North Shore Suburb
• The Madison Park and Pleasure Drive Association and the Problems of Progressive Landscape Design in University Heights
• Lindbergh and Madison
• Eagle Heights
• Madison Park and Pleasure Drive Association Centennial Celebration
• Nolen in the '90's: A Symposium on Why John Nolen is Important Today
• The Realism of Visionary Planning: Nolen's Comprehensive Plan for Madison, Wisconsin, 1907-1911
• Nolen Conference: Suggested Readings

1996 Volume XIII

• Monona's Historic Heritage
• Charles E. Brown and the Indian Mounds of Madison
• Randall School at Ninety Years
• Woman's Club of Madison
• William Kaeser's Fifty Year Plan for Madison
• Madison Ilustrated: Portrait of a City in Transition, 1930-1949
• Reminiscences from an Exhibit at the State Historical Museum

1997 Volume XIV

• A Taliesin Apprentice: The Architectural Career of Herbert Fritz, Jr.
• Crestwood: A Pioneer Cooperative Housing Project
• The Old Governor's Executive Residence
• The Early Years at East High School
• A Civil War Hero: The Story of Theodore Read
• Historic Madison, Inc. Celebrates the Thornton Wilder Centennial
• Thornton Wilder: Madison and Beyond
• Madison in the 1860's: Rare Photographs of John S. Fuller

1998 Volume XV

• Madison: A Capital Idea
• How Madison Became Wisconsin's Capital
• A Place on the Isthmus: The Planning of Madison and its Capitol Park During the Nineteenth Century
• How My Grandfather, Lew Porter, Built the Wisconsin Capitol
• The Capitol and Urban Planning in Madison: 1900-1959
• Restoration and Rehabilitation of the Wisconsin State Capitol
• Madison and Politics: A Forum

1999 Volume XVI

• A Landscape of Ideas: The Early Evolution of the University of Wisconsin - Madison Campus, 1849 to 1908
• Henry Mall: Development of the "Lesser Mall" as Proposed in the 1908 Campus Plan
• The McVicar-Stein and Wollin Photographic Collections of Madison, Wisconsin
• The Little Dutch Mill Restaurant, 1929 - 1958

2000-01 Volume XVII

• A Conversation with Helen Kayser, oral history interview
• The Early History of Historic Preservation and Historical Societies in Madison
• Where is Madison in Madison?
• How Are You? I'm Fine. Postcard correspondence
• James Reeve Stuart, Madison artist and portrait painter

2002-03 Volume XVIII

• A Conversation with Betty MacDonald
• A Conversation with John McGrath
• A Conversation with Rev. James Wright
• Erdman Homes in Madison
• Storage for a Century Plus: Trachte Buildings

2004 Volume XIX

• A Conversation with Anna Mae Davis
• A Conversation with William Bradford Smith
• A Conversation with Beatrice Walker Lampert
• All for the Glory: ice boating in Madison
• A Tale of Two Cords: A FLW Car Crash

2005 Volume XX

• Madison Becomes a City
• Gordon Sinykin
• Kehl: First Family of Dance
• Leaving Greenbush
• Madison Sketches

2008 Volume XXI

• Stephen Vaughn Shipman’s Civil War
• Madison’s Early Concert Venues
• Madison’s Lunch Wagons and Diners
• Paul Soglin: The Early Years

2009-10 Volume XXII

• Fishing Lures
• Doxy Rooming House
• Preparing for Civil War
• The Persistance of History
• Lunatic Asylum
• Postal History
• Henry Vilas Zoo