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  1. The Wisconsin Historical Museum opened in 1986, at the top of State Street on Madison’s Capitol Square. The building was converted from an old hardware store. Explore the exhibits that once filled this museum and learn more about it’s history.

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  2. The Wisconsin Historical Museum is a museum located on the Capitol Square in Madison, Wisconsin. It is currently open only for retail shopping featuring books, gifts, and other items focusing on Wisconsin and history.

  3. The Wisconsin Historical Museum shared the stories behind Wisconsin’s heritage through exhibits featuring Native Nations and Tribes, the immigrant experience, frontier life, agriculture, industry, politics, and much, much more.

  4. The museum collections of the Wisconsin Historical Society contain more than 110,000 historical objects and about half a million archaeological artifacts documenting the history of Wisconsin from pre-historic times to the present.

  5. The Wisconsin Historical Museum shares the stories behind Wisconsin’s heritage through exhibits featuring Native Nations and Tribes, the immigrant experience, frontier life, agriculture, industry, politics, and much, much more.

  6. www.travelwisconsin.com › museums-history › wisconsin-historical-museum-203420Wisconsin Historical Museum

    Four floors of permanent and changing exhibits document Wisconsin history from prehistoric times to the present day. Exhibits encompass the history of Wisconsin's Native Americans, European immigrants, agriculture, mining, lumbering, industry, tourism and political history.

  7. The origins of a historical museum representing Wisconsin go back over 150 years. Collections were first displayed in the State Capitol in 1866 when the Wisconsin Legislature gave the Society three rooms in the capitol building.

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