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Museum: Mary Ingalls Online Exhibit Audioscript by Katie Fraser Carpenter "We regret to report the death of Miss Mary Ingalls." On October 17, 1928, an elderly blind woman named Mary Amelia Ingalls died in a small rural community in South Dakota. Her obituary in the local newspaper was brief: "Miss Ingalls passed away at the home of her sister, Mrs. D.N. Swanzey. That sister was named Laura. Laura begins her first book with a description of a three-room cabin in the Wisconsin woods, where the two sisters were born and where they lived when they were very young, with all their cousins and aunts and uncles nearby. The West was still wild in the 1870s, and Laura wrote about wolves and panthers and bears in the Wisconsin woods, of conflicts between European Americans and Native Americans in the Indian territory, of town building and of the railroads that crept through the country. But the charm of the books, and their timeless appeal, lies in their depiction of a warm and loving family, of the ordinariness of days.