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Museum documenting the history of American slavery and its ongoing legacy — covers primary-source African American history, civil rights, and social justice.

Circus museum on the Ringling Bros. winter quarters — American circus history, big-top arts, and historic wagons.

Heritage electric railway with operable vintage interurban cars — covers railroad history, electrical engineering basics, and regional transit development.

Preserved 1890s steam railroad with excursion rides and restoration shop — covers railroad history, steam mechanics, and the role of rail in American industrial growth.

Outdoor living-history pioneer village with period structures demonstrating 19th-century Wisconsin settlement, trades, and daily life.

Living-history village recreating an 1890s Wisconsin farming community — covers pioneer agriculture, rural economics, and Midwest settlement history.

Frank Lloyd Wright's working farm and studio complex — covers architectural history, organic design principles, and 20th-century American arts.

Museum adjacent to Aztalan State Park interpreting the ancient Mississippian village site — covers pre-Columbian archaeology and Wisconsin Native history.

Antique automobile collection covering automotive engineering history and 20th-century American transportation development.

Museum in Fort Atkinson, WI covering dairy industry history and natural history — connects Wisconsin's agricultural heritage to biology and economic history.

Heritage center on Madeline Island documenting Ojibwe culture and Lake Superior fur trade history — Great Lakes regional and cultural history.

Tribal museum of the Bad River Band of Ojibwe — covers Native American history, culture, and sovereignty in the Great Lakes region.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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