Wisconsin Historical Society
| Apr 30 - Nov 9 :: Wisconsin Historical Museum :: Madison |
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| Through striking underwater photography, discover the hidden resources that are shaping our views of maritime history. |
| Nov 1 :: Racine Art Museum :: Racine |
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| Join author and photographer Mark Hertzberg for an intimate glimpse of Wright's stunning masterpiece on Delevan Lake |
| Nov 2 :: Appleton Public Library, Meeting Room C :: Appleton |
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| Scholar and activist R. Richard Wagner discusses his new book, the first of two groundbreaking volumes chronicling Wisconsin's rich LGBT history |
| Nov 2 :: Old World Wisconsin :: Eagle |
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| Spend the day as an Apprentice Blacksmith as you learn the basics of this fascinating heritage trade |
| Nov 4 :: Kiel Public Library :: Kiel |
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| Learn why quilting became so popular in America with Leslie Bellais, former Curator of Social History at the Wisconsin Historical Society. |
| Nov 5 :: Wisconsin Historical Museum :: Madison |
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| Matthew J. Prigge discusses the infamous Newhall House hotel fire |
| Nov 6 :: Wisconsin Historical Museum :: Madison |
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| Author Dennis McCann shares engaging vignettes about everything Wisconsin, from famous firsts and household names to unearthed nuggets of hidden history |
| Nov 6 :: Sun Prairie Public Library :: Sun Prairie |
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| Oneida author and poet Louis V. Clark III (Two Shoes) seamlessly blends poetry and prose to share his own American Indian story |
| Nov 6 :: Friday Memorial Library :: New Richmond |
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| Join author Robert Willging for a discussion of "On the Hunt," the story of deer-hunting in Wisconsin from ancient times to today. |
| Nov 7 :: Holiday Inn - Manitowoc :: Manitowoc |
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| Curator Joe Kapler provides a history of the Evergleam Aluminum Christmas Tree produced by the Aluminum Specialty Company of Manitowoc, Wisconsin. |