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Collection of 100+ horse-drawn vehicles spanning 1865–1915 at Wade House — covers transportation history, carriage-making craftsmanship, and 19th-century social history.

Milwaukee museum dedicated to African American history in Wisconsin — covers civil rights history, Black cultural heritage, and Wisconsin social history.

Wisconsin's official state history museum on Capitol Square with exhibits spanning Native cultures through 20th-century Wisconsin — strong primary-source history.

Wisconsin National Guard museum with artifacts spanning the Civil War to present — covers military history, state and national service history, and civics.

Active state capitol building with public tours covering Wisconsin government, architecture, and civic history.

State museum covering Wisconsin's military history from the Civil War through modern conflicts — primary-source artifacts, soldier narratives, and homefront history.

Preserved 1897 county jail in Neillsville, WI — 19th-century law enforcement, local history, and period architecture.

Local history museum in Appleton covering regional settlement, industry, and community development in the Fox River Valley.

Local historical society museum in Ashland, WI — covers Great Lakes regional history, logging-era heritage, and Chequamegon Bay settlement.

Small-town historical society preserving Bangor-area Wisconsin settlement and agricultural history — local primary-source history for regional studies.

Jackson County Historical Society housed in a Carnegie Library building — covers local and regional Wisconsin history with archival exhibits.

Local history museum in a 19th-century mill town — covers Wisconsin German immigrant settlement, industrial history, and community development.

Small rural Wisconsin museum covering local settlement, farming heritage, and community history in the Eau Claire River valley.

Antique mall with an attached local-history museum — covers regional Wisconsin settlement, commerce, and material culture of the 19th–20th centuries.

German immigrant settlement historic park in Wisconsin — covers 19th-century European immigrant community life, vernacular architecture, and agricultural heritage.

Museum honoring Dr. Kate Newcomb, a pioneering Wisconsin wilderness physician — covers medical history and early 20th-century rural life.

Door County regional museum with archival collections documenting Great Lakes maritime, settlement, and cultural history of northeastern Wisconsin.

Local historical society covering Driftless region settlement and Norwegian immigrant heritage — regional history and cultural geography.

Local historical society documenting East Troy community and Walworth County history — supports Wisconsin state and local history curriculum.

Small local historical museum documenting the Schleisingerville/Slinger area — covers 19th-century German immigrant settlement and Wisconsin regional history.

Small-town local history museum in Elroy, WI covering community development, agriculture, and regional heritage of the Baraboo Hills area.

Site of Wisconsin's first territorial capitol building (1836) — covers early Wisconsin statehood, frontier government, and Midwest territorial history.

Fond du Lac County historical society museum covering regional settlement, agriculture, and Wisconsin pioneer life.

19th-century U.S. Army fort site in Prairie du Chien — covers frontier military history, the Black Hawk War era, and early Midwest settlement.