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Randylyon at 03:23, 27 November 2025

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	It was announced on June 24, 2022 that Enzler's book was ranked by Western Writers of America as one of the top three Western biographies nationality and therefore qualifying for a Spur Finalist Award. (15)		It was announced on June 24, 2022 that Enzler's book was ranked by Western Writers of America as one of the top three Western biographies nationality and therefore qualifying for a Spur Finalist Award. (15)

			In November, 2025 Jerry Enzler became the recipient of the 2025 National Rivers Hall of Fame Award, the highest honor the hall offers. Enzler, the first full-time employee of the [[DUBUQUE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY]], became the society's and river museum's president and CEO. He retired in 2016. (16)


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	15. "Enzler Receives National Writing Award," '''Julien's Journal''', August, 2022, p. 42		15. "Enzler Receives National Writing Award," '''Julien's Journal''', August, 2022, p. 42

			16. News in Brief. ''Dubuque Museum's Enzler Earns Award from the National Rivers Hall of Fame,'' November 14, 2025, p. 2A

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	In 2022 the Bridger biography had sold more than 5,000 copies and was entering its third printing. It received the Reader's Choice Audience Award in the non-fiction category in True West Magazine's annual Best of the West competition. Founded in 1953, '''True West''' was a magazine for those interested in the history of America's western frontier. To publicize the book and spread the story of Bridger, Enzler estimated that he completed seventeen visits with groups around the country and conducted Zoom teleconferences. (14)		In 2022 the Bridger biography had sold more than 5,000 copies and was entering its third printing. It received the Reader's Choice Audience Award in the non-fiction category in True West Magazine's annual Best of the West competition. Founded in 1953, '''True West''' was a magazine for those interested in the history of America's western frontier. To publicize the book and spread the story of Bridger, Enzler estimated that he completed seventeen visits with groups around the country and conducted Zoom teleconferences. (14)

	It was announced on June 24 2022 that Enzler's book was ranked by Western Writers of America ~~and~~ one of the top three Western biographies nationality and therefore qualifying a Spur Finalist Award. (15)		It was announced on June 24, 2022 that Enzler's book was ranked by Western Writers of America as one of the top three Western biographies nationality and therefore qualifying for a Spur Finalist Award. (15)

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	In 2022 the Bridger biography had sold more than 5,000 copies and was entering its third printing. It received the Reader's Choice Audience Award in the non-fiction category in True West Magazine's annual Best of the West competition. Founded in 1953, '''True West''' was a magazine for those interested in the history of America's western frontier. To publicize the book and spread the story of Bridger, Enzler estimated that he completed seventeen visits with groups around the country and conducted Zoom teleconferences. (14)		In 2022 the Bridger biography had sold more than 5,000 copies and was entering its third printing. It received the Reader's Choice Audience Award in the non-fiction category in True West Magazine's annual Best of the West competition. Founded in 1953, '''True West''' was a magazine for those interested in the history of America's western frontier. To publicize the book and spread the story of Bridger, Enzler estimated that he completed seventeen visits with groups around the country and conducted Zoom teleconferences. (14)

			It was announced on June 24 2022 that Enzler's book was ranked by Western Writers of America and one of the top three Western biographies nationality and therefore qualifying a Spur Finalist Award. (15)


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	14. London, Michelle, "Enzler's Jim Bridger Bio Garners Award," ''Telegraph Herald'', February 13, 2022, p. 3C		14. London, Michelle, "Enzler's Jim Bridger Bio Garners Award," ''Telegraph Herald'', February 13, 2022, p. 3C

	[[Category:Historian]]		15. "Enzler Receives National Writing Award," '''Julien's Journal''', August, 2022, p. 42

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	artist he hired, Alfred Jacob Miller, who would record this		artist he hired, Alfred Jacob Miller, who would record this
	gathering with evocative sketches, paintings, and narrative.		gathering with evocative sketches, paintings, and narrative.
	At this singularly historic place and time, THREE WORLDS MEET. (9)		At this singularly historic place and time, THREE WORLDS
			MEET. (9)

	The Three Worlds Meet project, co-sponsored by the Museum of the		The Three Worlds Meet project, co-sponsored by the Museum of the

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	Enzler retired in 2016 and was succeeded by Dr. [[DAVIS, Robert\|Robert DAVIS]]. Following retirement, Enzler was involved in consulting work and hosting "National Rivers Hall of Fame Podcasts. (12)		Enzler retired in 2016 and was succeeded by Dr. [[DAVIS, Robert\|Robert DAVIS]]. Following retirement, Enzler was involved in consulting work and hosting "National Rivers Hall of Fame Podcasts. (12)

	In 2021 Enzler announced the publication of '''Jim Bridger: Trailblazer of the American West'''. The result of many years of research and writing, the book was the result of Enzler visiting more than twenty-five repositories of documents dealing with one of the greatest "mountain men" in American history. Utilizing his knowledge of the West, Bridger gained a reputation as an expert guide and scout who offered advice to or led wagon trains. He established Fort Bridger, an important resupply point and fur trading outpost. (13)		In 2021 Enzler announced the publication of '''Jim Bridger: Trailblazer of the American West'''. The result of many years of research and writing, the book was the result of Enzler visiting more than twenty-five repositories of documents dealing with one of the greatest "mountain men" in American history. Utilizing his knowledge of the West, Bridger gained a reputation as an expert guide and scout who offered advice to or led wagon trains. He established Fort Bridger, an important resupply point and fur trading outpost. (13)

			In 2022 the Bridger biography had sold more than 5,000 copies and was entering its third printing. It received the Reader's Choice Audience Award in the non-fiction category in True West Magazine's annual Best of the West competition. Founded in 1953, '''True West''' was a magazine for those interested in the history of America's western frontier. To publicize the book and spread the story of Bridger, Enzler estimated that he completed seventeen visits with groups around the country and conducted Zoom teleconferences. (14)


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	13. London, Michelle, "Jim Bridger, Biography Uncovers New Details of Mountain Man's Life," ''Telegraph Herald'', April 22, 2021, p. 7A		13. London, Michelle, "Jim Bridger, Biography Uncovers New Details of Mountain Man's Life," ''Telegraph Herald'', April 22, 2021, p. 7A

			14. London, Michelle, "Enzler's Jim Bridger Bio Garners Award," ''Telegraph Herald'', February 13, 2022, p. 3C

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	During this period, extraordinary encounters brought		During this period, extraordinary encounters brought
	together not only the world of indigenous peoples and		together not only the world of indigenous peoples and
	the world the nomadic trappers,		the world the nomadic trappers, but a third world: one
	but a third world: one of Eastern American and European culture and		of Eastern American and European culture and perspective.
	perspective. The Green River Rendezvous of 1837 was attended by Scottish		The Green River Rendezvous of 1837 was attended by Scottish
	patron and adventurer, William Drummond Stewart, and the artist he hired,		patron and adventurer, William Drummond Stewart, and the
	Alfred Jacob Miller, who would record this gathering with evocative		artist he hired, Alfred Jacob Miller, who would record this
	sketches, paintings, and narrative. At this singularly historic place		gathering with evocative sketches, paintings, and narrative.
	and time, THREE WORLDS MEET. (9)		At this singularly historic place and time, THREE WORLDS MEET. (9)

	The Three Worlds Meet project, co-sponsored by the Museum of the		The Three Worlds Meet project, co-sponsored by the Museum of the

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	Enzler received the [[FIRST CITIZEN AWARD]] in 1991, an Honorary Doctor of Humanities from [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Honorary Doctor of Law from [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Coastal American Leadership Award from the Office of the White House, and the Humanities Iowa Lifetime Service Award. He was the first president of the America's River Corporation. In 2006 he was a member of the Iowa Mississippi River Parkway Commission which authored the Iowa Great River Road Corridor Management Plan. (6) In addition to grant applications, his writing included creating and scripting more than fifty museum exhibits including “Lewis and Clark’s Excellent Adventure” and “The Rivers of America.” He focused particular research on famed mountain man James Felix "Jim Bridger" and in 2011 wrote an article entitled ''Tracking Jim Bridger: Finding the Trail of Old Gabe'' for the fifth issue of '''The Rocky Mountain Fur Trade Journal'''. (7) See: Jerry Enzler discusses Jim Bridger: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fE5elry0FY#action=share]] part of Three Worlds Meet		Enzler received the [[FIRST CITIZEN AWARD]] in 1991, an Honorary Doctor of Humanities from [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Honorary Doctor of Law from [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Coastal American Leadership Award from the Office of the White House, and the Humanities Iowa Lifetime Service Award. He was the first president of the America's River Corporation. In 2006 he was a member of the Iowa Mississippi River Parkway Commission which authored the Iowa Great River Road Corridor Management Plan. (6) In addition to grant applications, his writing included creating and scripting more than fifty museum exhibits including “Lewis and Clark’s Excellent Adventure” and “The Rivers of America.” He focused particular research on famed mountain man James Felix "Jim Bridger" and in 2011 wrote an article entitled ''Tracking Jim Bridger: Finding the Trail of Old Gabe'' for the fifth issue of '''The Rocky Mountain Fur Trade Journal'''. (7) See: Jerry Enzler discusses Jim Bridger: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fE5elry0FY#action=share]] part of Three Worlds Meet

	[[Image:threeworlds.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Three Worlds Meet, The Everett D. Graff Collection and The Mae Reed & Clyde H. Porter Collection, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming. ]]In 2014 Enzler was listed among the project principals of Three Worlds Meet (http://threeworldsmeet.org/home.php) funded, in part by grants from the Fur Trade Research Center, Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund and Wyoming ~~Humanties~~ Council. (8) As described on its website:		[[Image:threeworlds.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Three Worlds Meet, The Everett D. Graff Collection and The Mae Reed & Clyde H. Porter Collection, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming. ]]In 2014 Enzler was listed among the project principals of Three Worlds Meet (http://threeworldsmeet.org/home.php) funded, in part by grants from the Fur Trade Research Center, Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund and Wyoming Humanities Council. (8) As described on its website:

	One of the most fascinating periods in 19th century		One of the most fascinating periods in 19th century
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	Three ~~World~~ Meet brought selected sketches and paintings of Miller "to life" through tableaux vivants using costumed actors in sustained poses to imitate specific pieces of art. The program was staged in July, 2013 as an activity of the Museum of the Mountain Man in Pinedale, Wyoming. Production credits listed Enzler as a writer. The production was repeated in 2014 in Scotland and Ireland.		Three Worlds Meet brought selected sketches and paintings of Miller "to life" through tableaux vivants using costumed actors in sustained poses to imitate specific pieces of art. The program was staged in July, 2013 as an activity of the Museum of the Mountain Man in Pinedale, Wyoming. Production credits listed Enzler as a writer. The production was repeated in 2014 in Scotland and Ireland.

	On April 17, 2017 Governor Terry Branstad presented Enzler with the William J. Petersen/Edgar R. Harlan Lifetime Achievement Award for significant contributions to Iowa history. The award recognizes an individual, group or organization that has made significant long-term or continuing contributions to Iowa history. Enzler was the second Dubuque resident to receive the award with the first being [[PETERSEN, William J.\|William J. PETERSEN]]. (11)		On April 17, 2017 Governor Terry Branstad presented Enzler with the William J. Petersen/Edgar R. Harlan Lifetime Achievement Award for significant contributions to Iowa history. The award recognizes an individual, group or organization that has made significant long-term or continuing contributions to Iowa history. Enzler was the second Dubuque resident to receive the award with the first being [[PETERSEN, William J.\|William J. PETERSEN]]. (11)
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	Enzler retired in 2016 and was succeeded by Dr. [[DAVIS, Robert\|Robert DAVIS]]. Following retirement, Enzler was involved in consulting work and hosting "National Rivers Hall of Fame Podcasts. (12)		Enzler retired in 2016 and was succeeded by Dr. [[DAVIS, Robert\|Robert DAVIS]]. Following retirement, Enzler was involved in consulting work and hosting "National Rivers Hall of Fame Podcasts. (12)

	In ~~2012~~ Enzler announced the publication of '''Jim Bridger: Trailblazer of the American West'''. The result of many years of research and writing, the book was the result of Enzler visiting more than twenty-five repositories of documents dealing with one of the greatest "mountain men" in American history. Utilizing his knowledge of the West, Bridger gained a reputation as an expert guide and scout who offered advice to or led wagon trains. He established Fort Bridger, an important resupply point and fur trading outpost. (13)		In 2021 Enzler announced the publication of '''Jim Bridger: Trailblazer of the American West'''. The result of many years of research and writing, the book was the result of Enzler visiting more than twenty-five repositories of documents dealing with one of the greatest "mountain men" in American history. Utilizing his knowledge of the West, Bridger gained a reputation as an expert guide and scout who offered advice to or led wagon trains. He established Fort Bridger, an important resupply point and fur trading outpost. (13)


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	Enzler graduated from [[LORAS COLLEGE]] in 1973 with a degree in accounting. He married [[FISCHER, Katherine\|Katherine FISCHER]] and worked two years for Arthur Andersen, an accounting firm. In 1975 the two spent a year as volunteer teachers at the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary-affiliated Immaculate Conception School in Clarksdale, Mississippi.		Enzler graduated from [[LORAS COLLEGE]] in 1973 with a degree in accounting. He married [[FISCHER, Katherine\|Katherine FISCHER]] and worked two years for Arthur Andersen, an accounting firm. In 1975 the two spent a year as volunteer teachers at the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary-affiliated Immaculate Conception School in Clarksdale, Mississippi.

	The experience led to the couple returning to Dubuque. Fischer taught at [[HEMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL]] and then [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]] beginning in 1989. Enzler applied for a position at the [[HAM HOUSE]] and was interviewed by [[MERCER, Helen\|Helen MERCER]]. Through a federal program, the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act, he became in 1977 the first full-time employee of the [[DUBUQUE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY]], as the museum's curator. (2)		The experience led to the couple returning to Dubuque. Fischer taught at [[STEPHEN HEMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL]] and then [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]] beginning in 1989. Enzler applied for a position at the [[HAM HOUSE]] and was interviewed by [[MERCER, Helen\|Helen MERCER]]. Through a federal program, the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act, he became in 1977 the first full-time employee of the [[DUBUQUE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY]], as the museum's curator. (2)

	His first project increased revenue at the Ham House by quadrupling the hours of operation which increased admission revenue and sales at the gift shop. He reduced expenses by increasing the use of work-study students rather than part-time seasonal workers. Enzler then took a leave-of-absence for a year and was accepted into a one-year graduate program in museum studies at the Cooperstown Graduate Program, State University of New York and received a Master's degree in Museum Studies. (3)		His first project increased revenue at the Ham House by quadrupling the hours of operation which increased admission revenue and sales at the gift shop. He reduced expenses by increasing the use of work-study students rather than part-time seasonal workers. Enzler then took a leave-of-absence for a year and was accepted into a one-year graduate program in museum studies at the Cooperstown Graduate Program, State University of New York and received a Master's degree in Museum Studies. (3)
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	Enzler retired in 2016 and was succeeded by Dr. [[DAVIS, Robert\|Robert DAVIS]]. Following retirement, Enzler was involved in consulting work and hosting "National Rivers Hall of Fame Podcasts. (12)		Enzler retired in 2016 and was succeeded by Dr. [[DAVIS, Robert\|Robert DAVIS]]. Following retirement, Enzler was involved in consulting work and hosting "National Rivers Hall of Fame Podcasts. (12)

			In 2012 Enzler announced the publication of '''Jim Bridger: Trailblazer of the American West'''. The result of many years of research and writing, the book was the result of Enzler visiting more than twenty-five repositories of documents dealing with one of the greatest "mountain men" in American history. Utilizing his knowledge of the West, Bridger gained a reputation as an expert guide and scout who offered advice to or led wagon trains. He established Fort Bridger, an important resupply point and fur trading outpost. (13)


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	12. "National Rivers Hall of Fame," Online: https://www.rivermuseum.com/national-rivers-hall-of-fame-podcast		12. "National Rivers Hall of Fame," Online: https://www.rivermuseum.com/national-rivers-hall-of-fame-podcast

			13. London, Michelle, "Jim Bridger, Biography Uncovers New Details of Mountain Man's Life," ''Telegraph Herald'', April 22, 2021, p. 7A

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	Enzler's energetic grant writing activities led of over six hundred successful applications including the $40 million Vision Iowa grant which began the transformation of the [[ICE HARBOR]]. He will be remembered for making possible the establishment of the Fred W. Woodward Riverboat Museum; acquisition and restoration of the steamboat William M Black from 1979 to 1982; completion of the Woodward Riverboat Museum; establishment of the National Rivers Hall of Fame; restoration of the Mathias Ham House from 1984 to 1987; development of the Iowa Welcome Center building and continued growth of programs and endowment from 1988 to 1992; the America's River project which established the William Woodward Mississippi River Discovery Center, Wetland, Boatyard, and restoration of the Depot from 1997 to 2003; the America's River II project which doubled the Woodward Campus of the Museum & Aquarium with the Diamond Jo National River Center; Rivers to the Sea, RiverWorks Splash Zone, 3D/4D theater, and Mississippi Plaza; and increased endowment from 2006 to 2012. The National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium, a Smithsonian-affiliated organization, has been the catalyst for hundreds of millions of dollars in riverfront development for Dubuque and served 2.3 million visitors in its first 12 years. (5)		Enzler's energetic grant writing activities led of over six hundred successful applications including the $40 million Vision Iowa grant which began the transformation of the [[ICE HARBOR]]. He will be remembered for making possible the establishment of the Fred W. Woodward Riverboat Museum; acquisition and restoration of the steamboat William M Black from 1979 to 1982; completion of the Woodward Riverboat Museum; establishment of the National Rivers Hall of Fame; restoration of the Mathias Ham House from 1984 to 1987; development of the Iowa Welcome Center building and continued growth of programs and endowment from 1988 to 1992; the America's River project which established the William Woodward Mississippi River Discovery Center, Wetland, Boatyard, and restoration of the Depot from 1997 to 2003; the America's River II project which doubled the Woodward Campus of the Museum & Aquarium with the Diamond Jo National River Center; Rivers to the Sea, RiverWorks Splash Zone, 3D/4D theater, and Mississippi Plaza; and increased endowment from 2006 to 2012. The National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium, a Smithsonian-affiliated organization, has been the catalyst for hundreds of millions of dollars in riverfront development for Dubuque and served 2.3 million visitors in its first 12 years. (5)

	Enzler received the [[FIRST CITIZEN AWARD]] in 1991, an Honorary Doctor of Humanities from [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Honorary Doctor of Law from [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Coastal American Leadership Award from the Office of the White House, and the Humanities Iowa Lifetime Service Award. He was the first president of the America's River Corporation. In 2006 he was a member of the Iowa Mississippi River Parkway Commission which authored the Iowa Great River Road Corridor Management Plan. (6) In addition to grant applications, his writing included creating and scripting more than fifty museum exhibits including “Lewis and Clark’s Excellent Adventure” and “The Rivers of America.” He focused particular research on famed mountain man James Felix "Jim Bridger" and in 2011 wrote an article entitled ''Tracking Jim Bridger: Finding the Trail of Old Gabe'' for the fifth issue of '''The Rocky Mountain Fur Trade Journal'''. (7)		Enzler received the [[FIRST CITIZEN AWARD]] in 1991, an Honorary Doctor of Humanities from [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Honorary Doctor of Law from [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Coastal American Leadership Award from the Office of the White House, and the Humanities Iowa Lifetime Service Award. He was the first president of the America's River Corporation. In 2006 he was a member of the Iowa Mississippi River Parkway Commission which authored the Iowa Great River Road Corridor Management Plan. (6) In addition to grant applications, his writing included creating and scripting more than fifty museum exhibits including “Lewis and Clark’s Excellent Adventure” and “The Rivers of America.” He focused particular research on famed mountain man James Felix "Jim Bridger" and in 2011 wrote an article entitled ''Tracking Jim Bridger: Finding the Trail of Old Gabe'' for the fifth issue of '''The Rocky Mountain Fur Trade Journal'''. (7) See: Jerry Enzler discusses Jim Bridger: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fE5elry0FY#action=share]] part of Three Worlds Meet

	[[Image:threeworlds.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Three Worlds Meet, The Everett D. Graff Collection and The Mae Reed & Clyde H. Porter Collection, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming. ]]In 2014 Enzler was listed among the project principals of Three Worlds Meet (http://threeworldsmeet.org/home.php) funded, in part by grants from the Fur Trade Research Center, Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund and Wyoming Humanties Council. (8) As described on its website:		[[Image:threeworlds.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Three Worlds Meet, The Everett D. Graff Collection and The Mae Reed & Clyde H. Porter Collection, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming. ]]In 2014 Enzler was listed among the project principals of Three Worlds Meet (http://threeworldsmeet.org/home.php) funded, in part by grants from the Fur Trade Research Center, Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund and Wyoming Humanties Council. (8) As described on its website:

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	Three World Meet brought selected sketches and paintings of Miller "to life" through tableaux vivants using costumed actors in sustained poses to imitate specific pieces of art. The program was staged in July, ~~213~~ as an activity of the Museum of the Mountain Man in Pinedale, Wyoming. Production credits listed Enzler as a writer. The production was repeated in 2014 in Scotland and Ireland.		Three World Meet brought selected sketches and paintings of Miller "to life" through tableaux vivants using costumed actors in sustained poses to imitate specific pieces of art. The program was staged in July, 2013 as an activity of the Museum of the Mountain Man in Pinedale, Wyoming. Production credits listed Enzler as a writer. The production was repeated in 2014 in Scotland and Ireland.

	On April 17, 2017 Governor Terry Branstad presented Enzler with the William J. Petersen/Edgar R. Harlan Lifetime Achievement Award for significant contributions to Iowa history. The award recognizes an individual, group or organization that has made significant long-term or continuing contributions to Iowa history. Enzler was the second Dubuque resident to receive the award with the first being [[PETERSEN, William J.\|William J. PETERSEN]]. (11)		On April 17, 2017 Governor Terry Branstad presented Enzler with the William J. Petersen/Edgar R. Harlan Lifetime Achievement Award for significant contributions to Iowa history. The award recognizes an individual, group or organization that has made significant long-term or continuing contributions to Iowa history. Enzler was the second Dubuque resident to receive the award with the first being [[PETERSEN, William J.\|William J. PETERSEN]]. (11)