The Planned Town of Ojibwa and Life in Eau Claire in the 1930s

<p>On the debut of this new podcast series, Jodi and Olaf from the Museum are joined by Margaret Becker for a conversation about growing up in the area and in the model town of Ojibwa Pre WWII. Margaret’s father was instrumental in the planning of the town.</p> <p>-         Ojibwa was a model town in Seymour County, what does that mean?</p> <p>-         How did the town develop and the original vision?</p> <p>-         Traveling from Eau Claire to Ojibwa regularly and differences in living arrangements</p> <p>-         What was life like in Ojibwa</p> <p>-         “The Mall” in Ojibwa</p> <p>-         The story of the white Train Depot</p> <p>-         What was the highest population the town achieved</p> <p>-         The last time she visited</p> <p>-         What she likes about modern day Eau Claire</p> <p> </p>