- 000-seat
Cofrin Family Hall, the 200-seat Fort
Howard Hall for recitals, the 99-seat-in-the-round Jean
Weidner Theatre, and a
dance studio. The
Cofrin Library...
- The
Cofrin Memorial Arboretum 290
acres (120 hectares)
surrounds the
University of Wisconsin–Green Bay
campus in
Green Bay, Wisconsin,
United States. Its...
- born in Bradford, New Hampshire, in 1883, to
Paige Cofrin and
Alfaretta Ward
Cofrin. At age 13,
Cofrin worked his family's farm
after his father's death...
-
officially reformed Clandestine with
themselves and a
fourth member, Al
Cofrin, on
Irish cittern, folk guitar, and
medieval bagpipes. The band made their...
- 1993. The Weidner's
original gift came from
surgeon David A.
Cofrin (son of
Austin E.
Cofrin and
namesake of UW-Green Bay's library) with the sti****tion...
- than 18,000
square feet (1,700 m2) with the
opening of the Mary Ann Harn
Cofrin Pavilion,
which includes new
educational and
meeting areas and the Camellia...
- production. In 1960,
Austin E.
Cofrin stepped down as CEO, and
handed control of the
company to his son, John P.
Cofrin. In 1971, the
company was taken...
- re-election to a
fourth term but was
defeated by Bob Kasten, a Republican. Doug
Cofrin,
publisher of
Milwaukee Magazine Bob Kasten,
former U.S. Representative...
-
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Cofrin Center for
Biodiversity Herbarium,
University of Wisconsin,
Trees of Wisconsin...
- than 18,000
square feet (1,700 m2) with the
opening of the Mary Ann Harn
Cofrin Pavilion,
which includes new
educational and
meeting areas and the Camellia...
