Much of Wisconsin’s rich Latino history was lost to time. Here are some places where it lives on.
Historians from Eau Claire to Milwaukee are racing to preserve the 100-year legacy of Latino settlement in Wisconsin.
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City Hall hosts Wisconsin Historical Society's Fair Housing exhibit
As Wisconsin Historical Society works to build its new museum on Capitol Square in Madison it has amped up its array of ...
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DCHS offers archaeology program
Dodge County Historical Society will present a special program, “Archaeology of the Northern Driftless Area: 35 years of ...
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WATCH: Wisconsin Legislative Black Caucus celebrates start of Black History Month
Members of the Wisconsin Legislative Black Caucus will kick off the 2025 Black History Month celebration Tuesday at the ...
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DCHS to host program on Aztalan archaeology site
Dodge County Historical Society Museum, 105 Park Ave Beaver Dam, will host a special program with renowned archaeologist ...
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Milwaukee Fair Housing Marches Exhibit Comes to City Hall
Alderwoman Sharlen P. Moore is hosting the Wisconsin Historical Society’s traveling display Crossing the Line: The Milwaukee ...