Wisconsin State Historical Markers
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Wisconsin has more than 590 official Wisconsin state historical markers. Each one tells a story about our state's rich heritage.
Find a Historical Marker
Missing or Damaged Marker?
Do you know of a Wisconsin State Historical Marker that is missing or has been moved or damaged? Contact Fitzie Heimdahl with the title of the marker and its location.
Historical Marker Resources
- About Wisconsin State Historical Markers
Read about the history of Wisconsin's state historical markers and find helpful resources. - Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about the Wisconsin State Historical Markers program. - Researching Your Historical Marker Topic
Use these questions to develop a well-documented, comprehensive text for your marker inscription. - How to Apply for a Wisconsin State Historical Marker
Anyone can apply for a Wisconsin State Historical Marker by submitting a completed application form. Read how to do it step-by-step. - Criteria for a Wisconsin State Historical Marker Topic and Location
A potential Wisconsin State Historical Marker must meet the criteria for the marker topic and where it will be located. - Tips for Writing State Historical Marker Inscriptions
Read about techniques to help you develop a well-written historical marker inscription. - Restoring Your Wisconsin State Historical Marker
Find resources and contact information for restoring your Wisconsin State Historical Marker.
Have Questions?
Contact Historical Markers Program Coordinator Fitzie Heimdahl by phone at 715-471-0770 or by email below:
About the William G. Pomeroy Foundation
The William G. Pomeroy Foundation is committed to supporting the celebration and preservation of community history. Since 2006, the foundation has funded over 1,500 roadside markers and plaques across the United States.
The Wisconsin Historical Society is grateful to the William G. Pomeroy Foundation for its partnership and support of the Wisconsin State Historical Markers Program for a three-year project to help elevate the histories and contributions of historically marginalized communities in Wisconsin.
