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Living-history village with 19th-century immigrant farmsteads staffed by costumed interpreters — covers pioneer life, immigration, and Wisconsin settlement history.

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.

Restored 1880s Victorian mansion with adjacent outdoor living-history village of 26 period buildings depicting Wisconsin pioneer settlement.

Comprehensive museum tracing Harley-Davidson's history from 1903 — covers American industrial manufacturing history, mechanical engineering evolution, and brand culture.

Living-history park with preserved 19th-century structures — covers Wisconsin settlement, ethnic heritage, and daily frontier life through costumed interpretation.

Open-air living-history village with 25+ historic structures — covers 19th-century Wisconsin pioneer settlement, trades, and daily life.

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

Large railroad museum with locomotives and WWII-era equipment including Eisenhower's command train — covers transportation history and industrial engineering.

Living-history stagecoach inn with costumed interpreters demonstrating mid-19th-century Wisconsin frontier life — covers transportation history and pioneer settlement.

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

WWII veteran heritage center honoring ace pilot Richard Bong with aircraft exhibits and primary-source materials on Pacific theater history.

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.

1850s stagecoach inn and living-history site with blacksmith and carriage museum — covers 19th-century Wisconsin settlement and transportation.

Great Lakes maritime museum with a WWII-era submarine on-site — covers naval history, submarine engineering, and Great Lakes commercial shipping.

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

State park preserving a Middle Mississippian archaeological village site — covers pre-Columbian Native American history, anthropology, and earthwork construction.

Interactive military history attraction using live-action battle reenactments — covers American military history periods with hands-on dramatized scenarios.

Living-history village near Racine with period structures illustrating 19th-century Wisconsin settlement, agriculture, and community life.

Regional history museum documenting Chippewa Valley settlement and logging-era industry — covers 19th-century Midwestern social and economic history.

Dedicated Civil War museum with artifacts and exhibits — covers the causes, campaigns, and social impact of the American Civil War.

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