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| May 23 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| A Historic Preservation and Archaeology Month program hosted by The Office of State Archaeology |
| Jun 1 - Jun 30 :: Ephraim Historical Foundation :: Ephraim |
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| Explore the stories of Wisconsin's LGBTQ+ historymakers by visiting the traveling display from the Wisconsin Historical Society. |
| Jun 3 - Jul 1 :: Polk County Museum :: Balsam Lake |
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| Explore the moments when women in Wisconsin gained political rights through the Wisconsin Historical Society's newest traveling display. |
| Jun 7 - Jul 5 :: Oconomowoc Public Library :: Oconomowoc |
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| Commemorate the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service by visiting the traveling display from the Wisconsin Historical Society. |
| Jun 12 :: Milwaukee Public Library Zablocki Branch :: Milwaukee |
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| Hear how innovations in travel, from plank roads to railroads, contributed to the changing face of Wisconsin. |
| Jun 25 - Jul 16 :: Columbus Public Library :: Columbus |
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| Explore this water-themed traveling display that showcases Wisconsin's long relationship with water and the impact we have had on our waterways. |
| Jul 20 - Aug 4 :: Pendarvis :: Mineral Point |
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| Explore the stories of Wisconsin's LGBTQ+ historymakers by visiting the traveling display from the Wisconsin Historical Society. |
| Aug 1 - Aug 29 :: McMillan Memorial Library :: Wisconsin Rapids |
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| Explore this water-themed traveling display that showcases Wisconsin's long relationship with water and the impact we have had on our waterways. |
| Oct 14 - Nov 11 :: Dwight Foster Public Library :: Fort Atkinson |
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| Explore this water-themed traveling display that showcases Wisconsin's long relationship with water and the impact we have had on our waterways. |
| Oct 16 - Oct 18 :: Hilton Appleton Paper Valley :: Appleton |
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| Participate in learning sessions, exchange ideas, celebrate successes, and share visions for the future at Wisconsin's largest history event. |