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Museum on a former WWII-era ammunition manufacturing site — covers ordnance production history, wartime industry, and home-front social studies.

Exhibit of historical torture and punishment instruments — covers legal history, the evolution of criminal justice, and human rights across European history.

Regional public museum in Green Bay covering local natural and cultural history — northeast Wisconsin history, geology, and social studies.

Norwegian-American heritage center with log structures, arboretum, and living-history programs — covers Scandinavian immigration, pioneer settlement, and folk culture.

Working heritage farm and museum with 19th-century agricultural equipment — pioneer farming methods, rural history, and applied mechanics.

Oneida Nation Museum covering tribal history, language, and culture — Native American history, sovereignty, and Great Lakes social studies.

19th-century Cornish immigrant estate in a historic mining town — covers settlement history, immigrant culture, and Wisconsin lead-mining heritage.

Regional museum covering Oshkosh and Winnebago County history through artifacts, decorative arts, and archival collections.

Restored Gilded Age mansion of brewing magnate Captain Frederick Pabst — architectural history and late-19th-century Milwaukee industry and society.

Restored 1840s Cornish immigrant miners' cottages in Mineral Point — covers 19th-century immigration, lead mining industry, and vernacular architecture history.

Museum commemorating the 1871 Peshtigo Fire, deadliest wildfire in U.S. history — covers fire science, Great Lakes logging history, and 19th-century disaster response.

Reconstructed pioneer log village with period structures — covers Wisconsin settlement history, 19th-century daily life, and frontier-era social studies.

Living-history pioneer log village with original structures — 19th-century Wisconsin settlement life, pioneer skills, and local heritage.

Outdoor historical park with preserved 19th-century farm buildings — covers Wisconsin pioneer settlement, agricultural history, and rural community life.

Narrow-gauge heritage railway in Wisconsin offering rides that cover railroad history and early 20th-century logging and transportation.

Fishing village museum on Lake Michigan documenting the commercial fishing industry, boat-building, and Great Lakes maritime history.

Folk-art grotto and gardens built by a Catholic priest — covers 20th-century outsider art, religious history, and regional heritage.

Frank Lloyd Wright's home and studio at Taliesin — covers 20th-century architectural history, organic design principles, and Prairie School movement.

Veterans memorial park with earthwork sculpture and interpretive panels — covers 20th-century military history and the role of veterans in American society.

Appleton history museum in a historic building covering Fox Valley regional history, immigration, and local figures including Harry Houdini.

Dual museum covering 19th-century lead and zinc mining operations and the personal collection of Rollo Jamison — industrial history and Wisconsin heritage.

Rural Wisconsin museum with a large collection of toy trains and railroading artifacts — covers transportation history and early 20th-century American industry.

State park featuring a restored 19th-century shot tower and lead-shot manufacturing site — industrial history and applied physics of falling-drop ballistics.

Restored Victorian-era fur-trade mansion with interpreted rooms — covers 19th-century frontier commerce, Midwest settlement, and domestic history.