What do the Marshfield Cherry Blossom Festival, classic television and Laura Ingalls Wilder have to do with genealogy? Just a ...

The iconic actress, 61, revealed the strange reason why fans of the show made her feel 'weird' nearly into her 40s.

On the July 8 episode of The Patrick LabyorSheaux with Patrick Labyorteaux, Gilbert, 61, spoke to Labyorteaux, who played ...

Little House on the Prairie was introduced to TV audiences, and since that first episode the series has never been off the ...

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It will be July 9-11 in Sioux Falls, then followed with a Prairie Homecoming event July 11-13 in De Smet, the original homestead of the real-life Ingalls family and the setting for the last five books ...

The Lost Peace' by Jay Winik. T he most serious attempt to evade America's Civil War was probably doomed to fail, said Adam Gopnik in The New Yorker. But that effort at rec ...

Laura Ingalls was born Feb. 7, 1867, in a log cabin in Pepin, Wis. The family's trip from Pepin to their ultimate destination in De Smet, S.D., would take less than seven hours today; for Laura ...

Laura Ingalls Wilder based the bestselling "Little House" series on her childhood and the experiences of the pioneer life alongside her family.

Wilder’s work reflects the perspective of her family and attitudes in the late 1800s Midwest, the setting for the coming-of-age novels based on her childhood.