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| Brief biography of the Ho-Chunk Indian Family, Glory of the Morning Decorah and her children and grandchildren Spoon, Old, One-Eyed, and Waukon. |
| A brief description of the history of mining operations in Southwestern Wisconsin. |
| Brief history of the various reformed churches brought to Wisconsin by German and Dutch immigrants. |
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| Brief biography of Henry Dodge (1782 - 1867). |
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| Wisconsin Historical Museum Object – Feature Story |
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| Cherokee twilled basket, probably traded to Wisconsin, mid 19th century. (Museum object #1955.1021) |
| Wisconsin Historical Museum Object – Feature Story |
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| Wooden handled hide scraper with steel blade made and used by Ho-Chunk Indians in Wisconsin in the early 20th century. (Museum object #1951.949) |
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| Eagle feather dance staff used at 1933 World's Fair by Ho-Chunk dancers from the Wisconsin Dells. (Museum object #2001.49.1) |
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