Dorothy Molter Museum Online Store
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Softcover, 177 pages, $16.95 An ice-cold glass of root beer and a warm welcome greeted thousands of weary paddlers who stopped at the Isle of Pines to meet Dorothy Molter, the courageous, independent woman who became a Northwoods legend. Bob Cary, Dorothy's longtime friend, captures her life and spirit in Root Beer Lady. "Root Beer Lady" is wonderfully written and easy to read, loaded with facts and interesting stories about a captivating, one-of-a-kind lady and the unique area of our country that she called home." - Linda Fryer, Director, Ely Chamber of Commerce
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VHS or DVD, $35.00 A forty two minute color video by Judith Hadel and Wade Black who worked with Dorothy for four years to capture this candid look into her life. They hauled their film gear in by canoe or dogsled. Staying in her cabins, they became close to Dorothy, playing card and board games late at night. The result is a remarkable film. It's beautiful to look at and listen to. It's personal, touched with Dorothy's low-key humor, narrated by Dorothy herself.
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Six pack, $6.99 Dorothy brewed ten to twelve thousand bottles of homemade root beer each year. Chilled by ice cut from Knife Lake in the winter Dorothy's home-brew provided a welcome treat for the thousands of paddlers who visited her island home. While Dorothy's Root Beer is no longer brewed in her 8-gallon crock it is still the favorite beverage of travelers to the Canoe Country. Savor the smooth yet zesty flavor, caffeine free. Due to the high demand for this product we recommend that you order early for this product. Dorothy's Root Beer has just been much more popular than we estimated. :)
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Case of 24 bottles, $24.00 Dorothy brewed ten to twelve thousand bottles of homemade root beer each year. Chilled by ice cut from Knife Lake in the winter Dorothy's home-brew provided a welcome treat for the thousands of paddlers who visited her island home. While Dorothy's Root Beer is no longer brewed in her 8-gallon crock it is still the favorite beverage of travelers to the Canoe Country. Savor the smooth yet zesty flavor, caffeine free. Due to the high demand for this product we recommend that you order early for this product. Dorothy's Root Beer has just been much more popular than we estimated. :)
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1.5 oz bag, $2.50 Summer or winter, Dorothy always had the coffee pot on. In the same wilderness tradition we are offering Dorothy's Brew, a blend of coffee reminiscent of Dorothy's independent spirit. This Gourmet Coffee is light bodied, sharp, rounded, full flavored and very low acid.
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6 oz. bar, $5.50 Made in Ely Minnesota 6oz bar.
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S-XL, $15.00 KWITCHURBELIAKIN was one of Dorothy's favorite sayings especially when there were chores to be done. Kwitchurbeliakin was just one of the many clever signs that could be found around Dorothy's island. Pre-shrunk 100% cotton. Colors: Blue or Mustard.
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Embroidered Cap, $17.99 KWITCHURBELIAKIN was one of Dorothy's favorite sayings especially when there were chores to be done. Kwitchurbeliakin was just one of the many clever signs that could be found around Dorothy's island. Adjustable size. 100% cotton shell, nylon lining. Colors Blue, Red or Khaki.
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One pair, $12.00 Created by a northeastern Minnesota artisan these tumbled glass and silver wired earrings go with anything. Made from root beer bottles.
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Years 1955, 57, 58,
59, 60, 61, 62, 67/68, $3.50 per booklet Dorothy took advantage of quiet times in the winter to write long Christmas letters which she sent to her friends in every part of the country. These letters describe the happenings of the year and give the reader great insight of what living in a remote wilderness was like.
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Refrigerator Magnet, $1.00 KWITCHURBELIAKIN was one of Dorothy's favorite sayings especially when there were chores to be done. Kwitchurbeliakin was just one of the many clever signs that could be found around Dorothy's island.
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