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| Women’s history in Wisconsin |
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| The Society is celebrating BIG moments in Wisconsin history, including the significant impact that women have had on the history of the state. |
| BIG History Is Happening: LGBTQ history in Wisconsin |
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| Major moments in the struggle for equal rights for the LGBTQ community happened in Wisconsin. Explore them through stories, images, artifacts, and more. |
| Wisconsin Citizen Petition Exhibit |
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| Celebrating BIG Moments: Hispanic History in Wisconsin |
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| Hispanic Americans have lived in Wisconsin since before statehood, but the largest wave of migration came during and after World War II. |
| Connecting Past & Present |
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| In partnership with Wisconsin’s Native Nations, we are preserving a pair of historic dugout canoes recovered from Madison’s Lake Mendota in 2021 and 2022. |
| Select images documenting the CAN-AM series at Road America, Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. |
| Learn about what it was like to live in Madison, Wisconisin during middle of the 19th century. |
| Learn about the history of the potato chip at the Wisconsin Historical Museum. |
| This online exhibit features 14 stunning, large-scale historic murals originally displayed at the 1948 Wisconsin State Fair. |
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