Media, Book and Documentary Coverage
From 1952 until her death in 1986 Molter was the subject of ongoing media and documentary coverage. To name a few, her life was the subject of a biography entitled "The Root Beer Lady" by Bob Cary of Ely. and then in 2011 a second biography titled Dorothy Molter The Root Beer Lady by Sarah Guy-Levar and Terry Schocke. She was also the subject of National Geographic publications, a broadcast of the "Real People" television series, and of a documentary video "Dorothy Molter - Living in the Boundary Waters".
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